The TKL (tenkeyless) label clues you in that, unlike a full-size keyboard, the G915 X Lightspeed has no numeric keypad.

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While not as big a deal, it does also have media keys, so if you like having that sort of quick shortcut, that’s another big positive of Alienware’s mechanical keyboard. A gaming headset is a ...

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This Alienware x16 R2 laptop is built with premium materials, like a magnesium alloy chassis and palm rest, anodized aluminum lid, stainless steel keyboard tray, and Micro LED RGB accent lighting.

This repository contains the implementation of a Smart Street Light Control System using a 555 Timer IC, Light-Dependent Resistor (LDR), and a Relay. The system uses an LDR (light dependent resistor) ...

However, if you are too lazy to set up this type of light, it’s better to invest in the best outdoor solar lights with remote control. This accessory allows you to adjust the brightness level, ...

Black Friday Alienware deals may have officially ended when that clock struck midnight, but we all know Dell likes to keep its sales rolling. I'm still seeing a strong supply of laptops ...

Even after tracking amazing Cyber Monday deals over the past week, I was caught off guard when I stumbled upon this outstanding $1,000 price cut on this Alienware m18 R2 gaming laptop. And yes ...