Hendrik Berkhof from Dell gives KitGuru's Briony an overview of the Area 51 Threadripper System with a chance to win one at EGX! *It seems the Alienware Arena site has a small gremlin that says the ...

What it is This new configuration of the Alienware Area-51 Gaming Desktop PC switches to AMD processors and is $700 off. It ...

The $3,900 configuration features a 240mm liquid cooled Intel Core Ultra 7 processor, 32GB of DDR5-6400MHz RAM, and a 2TB SSD. The system includes a 1,500W 80Plus Platinum power supply which gives you ...

Toyota has filed for trademarks for "GR MR2" in Japan and "GR MR-S" in Australia, after registering "MR2" with the United States Patent and Trademark Office in August. This suggests that the MR2 could ...

If you’ve kept a close eye on the rumor mill, you know that evidence of a possible Toyota MR2 revival has been brewing for some time now. It’s been tipped to carry a 400-horsepower, 2.0-liter ...

Toyota's ever-evolving family of GR-branded sports cars got a lot bigger when the brand announced the GR GT last week, but that expansion may not be done yet. If a recently-unearthed trademark is any ...

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The new-for-2025 Alienware 16X Aurora gaming laptop is on sale today at a price that's lower than any Black Friday deal. You can pick up a well-specced laptop featuring an Intel Core Ultra 9 CPU and ...

All those models share something in common: that “GR” moniker. A two-character prefix standing for “Gazoo Racing,” it pops up on Toyota’s most entertaining cars. This includes a kinda-maybe ...

Toyota’s rumored MR2 revival potentially just got nudged a little closer to reality. Multiple sources report that the Japanese automaker just filed a trademark protection application for the names “GR ...

Toyota has filed multiple MR2-related trademarks—including “MR2,” “GR MR2,” and “GR MR-S”—across the U.S., Japan, and Australia, strongly suggesting active development of a new mid-engine sports car.