Late Breaks: Alienware -- THE Journal

Late Breaks: Alienware

02/01/05

Alienware (www.alienware.com) has entered the consumer PC market with the release of the BOT, a custom-built desktop system designed for budget-conscious organizations and educational institutions. The BOT features increased input/output bandwidth, Intel High Definition Audio, dual channel DDR2 memory and an Intel Celeron D processor. Best of all, its priced starting at $579 without monitor, making it the perfect desktop for any school.

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