Dell owns Alienware

Here is the review for the Alienware Area-51 ALX. Alienware's new desktop pc, has the latest processor, RAM etc. Just for the update, Dell is discontinuing its XPS line and is going to advertise Alienware for gaming PC's, (for some of you who don't know, Dell owns Alienware) Dell has agreed to purchase gaming PC maker Alienware, in a rare acquisition designed to improve Alienware's supply chain and boost Dell's standing among PC enthusiasts. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Alienware will also continue to offer PCs that use processors from both Advanced Micro Devices and Intel, he said. Dell has an exclusive relationship with Intel, but that will not affect Alienware's relationship with both chipmakers.

"I can't speak for [Dell's product plans], but from our vantage point, nothing has changed there," Gonzalez said.
About Alienware Area-51 X-58:
                             The Alienware Area-51 x58 is part of a class of computers that are above most. Using very high quality components, you can drive up the price tag of this computer to over six thousand dollars. If you can somehow find it within yourself to make do with "only" a Core i7 920 and "just" one graphics card, you can net yourself a pretty outstanding gaming machine for substantially less money.
Alienware's computers, despite what the critics say, are high quality machines built with care and great design. While the style may not be to everyone's taste, you can't deny that it stands out, and when you're spending this much money on a computer, that's just as important as its speed. If you have the money to spend, you'll probably have a great time, and if you don't, you'll wish you did.