Alienware 16 Area-51 Gaming Laptop AA16250-16″ WQXGA 240Hz Display, Intel Core Ultra 9-275HX, 32GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070Ti, Windows 11 Home, Onsite Service – Liquid Teal

The Area-51 AA16250 marks the return of Alienware’s most iconic naming convention, updated with cutting-edge Blackwell architecture and Intel Series 2 silicon.

• Intel Core Ultra 9-275HX: A 24-core, 32-thread AI-integrated CPU with an NPU capable of 13 TOPS, optimizing everything from system thermals to live-streaming noise cancellation.

• NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti (12GB GDDR7): Features ultra-high bandwidth memory and DLSS 4 support, specifically tuned for high-refresh 1440p gaming.

• 16″ QHD+ (WQXGA) 240Hz Panel: Offers 500 nits of brightness and 100% DCI-P3 color gamut, featuring ComfortView Plus to reduce blue light without sacrificing color accuracy.

• AlienFX Liquid Teal Design: A premium metallic finish with a translucent rear thermal shelf and a signature RGB lightbar that creates an aurora-esque glow behind the screen.

• Pro-Level Connectivity: Includes two Thunderbolt 5 ports (120Gbps), Wi-Fi 7, and an SD card reader for seamless data transfer.

• Premium Support: Includes Onsite Service, ensuring a technician comes to you for hardware repairs, providing ultimate peace of mind.

“There is a deliberate, ‘heavyweight’ luxury to the Area-51 that makes other gaming laptops feel like toys. The Liquid Teal finish is striking—it has a deep, oceanic shimmer that changes depending on how the light hits it. When you open the lid, the per-key AlienFX lighting and the glow from the rear ‘hump’ make the machine look like it’s idling in hangar bay. Typing on the keyboard feels plush and tactile, while the glass touchpad is smooth as silk. In-game, the performance is effortless; the 240Hz display is so fast that ghosting simply doesn’t exist. What’s most impressive is the ‘Total Performance Power’—you can feel the cooling system working to keep the CPU and GPU at max clock speeds, yet the sound is a controlled, directional hum that never disrupts your immersion. It feels less like a computer and more like a professional-grade flight console.”