Topic: [2014-07-24] PC Maker Alienware Adds Bitcoin Payments (Read 814 times)
My friend has one of their gaming laptops and I gotta say I'm pretty jealous. They are rock solid for high-end gaming.
This is good news even though I never really cared for Dell hardware...overpriced and cheaply made crap.
They have kick-ass notebooks for gaming, but they still very expensive. I had one for a while and they could take a heck of a punch.
Just do not think you can mine on one.
I would consider buying one again, if the price was right.
Just do not think you can mine on one.
I would consider buying one again, if the price was right. 
They're still pretty expensive. Dell have never been cheap either, but this is still good news.
Alienware PC's have gotten a lot more reasonable in price and components since I last looked O_O
..... NO! Mustn't give in to their promotion! But that purple case is so fucking cooooool ;_;
..... NO! Mustn't give in to their promotion! But that purple case is so fucking cooooool ;_;
Gaming computer specialist Alienware has announced that it is now accepting bitcoin payments.
The company, a subsidiary of Dell, Inc., announced the move on its official Twitter account today. In addition to the bitcoin integration, Alienware is offering a promotional discount worth up to $150 on orders purchased with bitcoin.
http://www.coindesk.com/alienware-bitcoin-payments/
The company, a subsidiary of Dell, Inc., announced the move on its official Twitter account today. In addition to the bitcoin integration, Alienware is offering a promotional discount worth up to $150 on orders purchased with bitcoin.
http://www.coindesk.com/alienware-bitcoin-payments/
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