We played Alienware UFO, a switch-like PC gaming device



Alienware caused a sensation at CES 2020 with the Concept UFO prototype, a PC that you can take along like a Nintendo Switch. Michael Higham and Mat Paget got their hands dirty and gave their impressions. .

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  1. they need to add a thunderbolt egpu docking stationj

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  2. This is really breathing down the neck of the Switch market. We'll see how Nintendo responds to another company releasing a more powerful and more expensive version of their own bread and butter

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  3. It’s literally a mini pc pretty cool if it’s $500 I’ll save up for it but we’re talking Alienware so it’s going for $800 minimum.

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  4. Aight imma head out. Gotta sell that kidney.

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  5. It bugs me me they won’t say what chip it has

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  6. Gets aliemware ufo. Gets switch emulator on it :0

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  7. Let’s be real, if this ever comes out it’s going to be called my steam machine.

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  8. I bet you this fucker is at $1,300.99, I'm just sure the average Joe has to spend his savings for this. Remember that alien ware steam machine console? The damn i7 edition was $1,000.00. Well I better mask up to get one..

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  9. Did we forget about razer they did this long ass time ago but huge

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  10. If I can play star citizen ill buy it

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  11. Why are the Borders around the screen So thick

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  12. As long as this is priced competitively and not shit the switch will never compare because of its game library

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  13. "Performance was lacking" so is Switch....

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  14. Now I can play team fortress 2 anywhere

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  15. This changed my mind for making 2 portable handhelds (ps2 wii) now we can emulate and play pc games on go 🤩

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  16. Can you mod on it? If yes, I may get this!

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  17. I wonder well it would do w newer emulators?

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  18. If it connects to an eGPU does it really matter if its struggling? you can have the eGPU at home if you cared that much about graphics. its a PC after all.

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