Alienware has earlier gathered quite a lot of consumer faith and name for churning out killer gaming PCs. It further wishes to take its line of Media Center machines to the next level. Continuing with the tradition of Media Center PCs, the DHS A Series model is made to look just like a digital receiver, but with some serious good features. To start with we have 1,000 watts of amplification for your home theater speakers and HDMI connectors for bandwidth-demanding HD video. Your games and apps fetch the power of AMD’s Athlon 64 X2 dual-core processors, fresh from the factory and equipped with AMD Live. So that very much speaks of the company’s incessant effort to streamile and simplify you digital media centered actions. Alienware plans to ship their A Series next year…but trust me, your patience will surely be paid-off.

The base model, which was on display at the Digital Life expo in New York earlier this month, has a 160-GB drive and costs a cool $1,000, but you HD packrats can configure yours to store up to 1.5 terabytes.
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