The deal on this Alienware model brings the price down to its Black Friday discount, plus we found bargains at or near ...

While a few years old now, the AW3423DW checks a lot of boxes. For one, it's big with a curved (1800R) 34-inch panel. It's ...

Upgrading to an OLED monitor is a truly transformative experience. It isn't perfect, but my only regret is waiting so long.

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Alienware’s new AW3425DW is a worthy successor to one of our favorite ultrawide gaming monitors, bringing 240Hz QD-OLED goodness to a much lower price point. It’s faster, more color accurate, and just ...

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Dell reestablishes iconic XPS laptops with all-new XPS 14 and XPS 16, and teases XPS 13 coming later this year at most accessible price point yet Alienware announces plans to double its laptop lineup ...

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Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) announces a strategic expansion of its consumer and gaming portfolio. The company reintroduces the iconic XPS laptops with reimagined designs across new form factors and ...

An 18-year-old in Laurens, South Carolina, has been sentenced to prison after prosecutors say he committed a series of armed burglaries while wearing an ankle monitor and escaped from jail. According ...

This letter is to thank you for reprinting the story by Matt Breen, run by the Philadelphia Inquirer in the Monitor Sports section on Dec. 9. That was the story about ‘Tony’ Lupien and his grandson, ...

House prices in New Hampshire continued to rise faster than inflation last year, increasing an average of 6% in Merrimack County, as the number of homes on the market remained below the demand.