PAX AUS 2018: Alienware isn't looking to sell a gaming smartphone just yet

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We spoke to Alienware's Frank Azor at this year's PAX Australia and he admitted that gaming smartphones are a category that the traditionally PC-focused brand does consider from time to time. "We're not interested in extending our brand into categories where we're not directly influencing, designing or defining the product itself. We're very protective of the Alienware brand, which is why we created the Dell gaming G-series brand because we didn't want to dilute it in any way. "We do consider gaming smartphones all the time. Disclosure - MSI covered the cost of our flights and accommodation for PAX Australia 2018.


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as mentioned in Both the new Razer Phone 2 and its predecessor boast the best screen refresh rate of any phone, at 120Hz. The Razer Phone's main competition in trying to grow a gamer phone market is the Asus ROG Phone, which became available for pre-order on Oct.18. It is the first phone released by the Taiwanese company's Republic of Gamers (ROG) gaming hardware brand. Another new feature is the ultrasonic "AirTriggers" — extra programmable touch points on the edges of the phone screen that serve the same function as game-controller buttons when held horizontally. "The ability to control their own gaming experience is one of the most appealing things about the ROG phone."





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