We all know Windows is the supreme OS in the market. For all the brouhaha about Macs, we all know Windows is the software with technologically superior infrastructure that can serve a multitude of needs and satisfy a plethora of nerdy fantasies.

After Windows branched out and developed its phone OS, those possibilities have only expanded. Windows 8 might have tanked on PCs, but the screen interface has proved to be ideal on smartphones. After Nokias, we’ve come to find other giants of technology making their own smartphones using Windows Phone, and that is just the beginning.

We’ve collected some of the best Windows-running devices that made it to the market this year, or have established themselves in the market in 2017.

All these devices are certainly not the pinnacle of technology, but they are the highest we’ve reached in the direction, and I’m pretty sure their successors will only take it forward. Without further ado, here are 5 best windows products and devices you have to grab in 2017!

Dell’s Alienware systems are known for their amazing utility for gaming. They all run on Windows OS, but Alienware takes things a step further. The Area 51 edition is the first to come in a pathbreaking triad design that is being commercialised here for its ease of access. It’s certainly easier to plug in an audio jack or a USB when the panel is facing in your direction as opposed to looking straight ahead.

The amazing lighting as always makes your device look like it came out of a UFO. Alienware is regarded to be among the fastest Windows computer systems around. The performance surely lives up to the hype. It’s powerful enough to play your games in 4k as well as broadcast it live on platforms like Twitch. You can use the device for anything though; gaming is just the thing it is most commonly used for. If you’re a director or film editor, the 12K resolutions should make your eyes twinkle.

XBox One hit the markets quite a few years ago, and the Elite bundle is among the recent versions to come out. It can be hard to assort XBox One into one clear OS. While the XBox OS is distinct, and it is this OS which plays games, the user interface is derived from Windows 10 (Windows 8 in earlier versions). The XBox One Elite Bundle is the perfect gaming device to buy. In fact, backward compatibility is expected to arrive soon for XBox devices as well!

Phones running the Windows Phone OS are commonplace. But no other device does it quite like HP Elite X3, which is stylish, has multiple uses and comes with some pretty intense gear to pair with.

HP Elite X3 has some pretty great stats; 16 MP front camera, 64 GB Internal memory with external SD card extension allowed upto 256 GB, Iris scanner, touch sensor, noise cancellation capable audio ports and so much more.

The device can double up as a [...]