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R1 ALW17D-1728, R1 ALW17D-1948, R1 ALW17D-2728, R1 ALW17D-5648, R1 ALW17D-5848, R1 ALW17D-5948, R1 ALW18D-1768, R1 ALW18D-1788, R1 ALW18D-2768, R1 ALW18D-4778, R1 ALW18D-4788, R1 ALW18D-5778, R1 ALW18D-5788, R1 ALW18D-6768, R1 ALW18D-6868
Background
In the middle of the 1990s, Alienware began making computers that were great for gaming. PC gamers and hardware fans liked Alienware's laptops because they had powerful parts inside and bold, sci-fi-inspired designs. Most laptops are made to be used every day. Dell later bought the brand, which helped Alienware grow. The brand is still known for making gaming hardware that works well.
As mobile processors and graphics technology got better, gaming laptops got better too. The first ones were big and heavy, and they were meant to replace desktop towers, not to be moved around. Companies made gaming laptops that were thinner over time. Some people still preferred "desktop-replacement" systems over portable ones because they were stronger and easier to upgrade.
The Alienware 18 is a great example of a computer that can take the place of a desktop. The first version came out in the early 2010s and had an 18-inch display. It could also work with high-end parts, like fast Intel processors and two graphics cards. Because it was bigger, it had more room for cooling, more storage options, and was easier to get to the inside for repairs and upgrades.
Even though newer models have come out, the Alienware 18 is still known for its size, ability to be upgraded, and focus on raw performance. It shows a time when making laptops work like desktop computers was more important than making them easy to carry.
Identification
Alienware 18 is a large laptop. It is a large 18.4-inch gaming laptop with an illuminated Alienware head logo on the lid. It is thicker and heavier than most laptops, weighing about 12 lbs. The model number is located on the bottom panel. You can tell it apart from other Alienware models by its 18.4-inch screen, dual rear exhaust vents, and RGB lighting around the keyboard and logo.
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer – Dell / Alienware
Model Number(s) - P19E, ALW18D
Release Year – 2013
Display – 18.4-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) LED – backlift screen
Processor – 4th Gen Intel Core i7
Graphics – Dual NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780M or single GPU
Memory (RAM) - Up to 32 GB DDR3L 1600 MHz