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Alienware Alpha R2 Review : More Power, Same Small Size

Alienware Alpha R2 Review : More Power, Same Small Size

Posted on July 14, 2016December 7, 2018 By Jarvis

The Alienware Alpha (starting at $499, reviewed at $949) is back and more powerful than ever. The Alpha’s R2 iteration retains its diminutive, smaller-than-your-average-console dimensions while packing a fast Core i7 processor and robust Nvidia GTX 960 graphics. The result is a hybrid PC/console that gives the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and most mini PCs a run for their money.

All things considered, the entry price is steep. But you can potentially save on the wealth of inexpensive PC titles out there. There’s also Xbox’s new Play Anywhere program to consider, which will allow you play traditional console games on your computer. And when you’re not gaming, the Alpha R2 offers a large catalog of multimedia apps for music and video. Overall, the Alpha R2 makes a pretty convincing case that it deserves a spot in your living room.
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