Aliteq is an independent tech publication covering PC hardware, local AI, gaming, retro computing, software and deals worth knowing about.
The name has been around since 2019, in and around PC hardware. It went quiet for a couple of years. In 2026 it came back as this — a publication rather than a shop, run from Denmark, still pointed at the same subject: what the hardware actually does once you own it.
The thing we try to be useful for is the decision. Most coverage tells you what was announced. We would rather tell you what it costs to run, what fits in the memory you have, and whether the upgrade is worth it — with the arithmetic shown so you can check it.
How we work
- Original or nothing.Other outlets are leads, not things to rewrite. If we can't add something checkable — data, testing, first-hand experience — we don't publish it.
- Deals are verified.A discount only appears here if the price history says it's real. Some links earn us a commission; that never changes your price or what we list.
- Corrections are visible. Wrong gets fixed in place with an update stamp, not quietly deleted.
- We show the arithmetic.Every memory and cost figure on this site is computed from a model's own config and live provider pricing, and every page says how. We don't run our own hardware benchmarks and never present someone else's as ours — see the editorial policy.