Dell drops a handful of gaming gear
It’s all in the family.
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Dell’s gaming gear for the alienware-averse crowd will be redesigned this summer, especially at the top. The new Dell G7 laptop differs from its popular sibling G5 by an elegant redesign that is available in a 17-inch or 15-inch model. Dell rounds off its updates with flat and curved 27-inch gaming monitors.
In addition to the new look, the G7 offers premium options, including OLED or 300 Hz displays. The models are now equipped with a 10th generation Intel Core i7 and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070.
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The 15 inch Dell G7 15 The last week of June starts at $ 1,430, while the G7 17 (with a 17-inch screen) starts at the same price. International prices are not available, but that’s roughly £ 1,150 or AU $ 2,060.
In terms of monitors, the new models in the 27-inch mainstream S series include the first curved screen in the series: the S2721HGF, a VA screen with 1080p and 144 Hz. VA is a kind of LED display that stands for vertical alignment and delivers faster response times than IPS without affecting the viewing angle and color like an old TN display. It is G-Sync compatible and supports FreeSync Premium to match the laptop‘s GPU output with the screen refresh rate (which makes for smoother games). It will ship for $ 280 in August.
The G7 line gives the plate aesthetics a more alien-like feel.
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Its flat analog cousin, the S2721DGF display, brings it to 1440p with 165 Hz (via DisplayPort or 144 Hz via HDMI), with the same wider color gamut and the somewhat brighter picture that comes with it DisplayHDR 400. The S2721DGF uses a Nano Color IPS panel and supports FreeSync Premium Pro and G-Sync compatibility. It will be available for $ 570 in late July.
And it’s not just laptops and displays. Dell’s G5 gaming desktop gets the usual component issues, in this case with a Core i9-10900K processor and GeForce RTX 2070 super graphics. It will ship in early July from $ 749.
The company has also updated its Alienware range and added a new one mechanical keyboard It was between the AW310K and the AW510K that you guessed it the AW410K. It contains the popular Cherry MX Brown switches instead of the Cherry MX Red (low profile in the AW510K) and has the lighting of the high-end model – but not the volume control. You can buy it for $ 130 in early August.
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Finally, Dell wants us all to know that a redesigned XPS desktop with RTX graphics for developers will be announced in July. All right. The Dell G-Series plays an important role for the company and offers a lot of trickle-down technology from the Alienware range, without the same high prices (and without the shining alien heads).
