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Chicago (IL) - In response to leaked benchmark results, Alienware emailed benchmarks to most major media outlets.
According to Kevin Wasielewski, Vice President of Marketing at Alienware, internal lab benchmarks to their new Video Array technology were recently leaked to the Internet. In response, Alienware emailed THG and other news outlets the same document.
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