Dell apologizes for promoting its equipment as ideal for cheating on playerunknown's battlegrounds

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is one of the most popular video games today and has a large number of users simultaneously on Steam. The great popularity of this title has given rise to the 'chetos', traps used by the players to have an advantage over their rivals and to take the victory in a simpler way. Dell has taken advantage of the great popularity of this game to offer a new line of laptops that hide some secrets.

Dell took advantage of the popularity of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds

Dell launched a new line of notebooks with eighth generation Intel Core processors, these teams have been touted as ideal for playing PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. These teams from the manufacturer Dell allow you to use a greater number of plugins, which could be a competitive advantage in the popular Battle Royale.

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This situation has caused a representative of Dell to have had to face up to a company event in Beijing, to apologize, since they recognize that the way to promote the new laptops with eighth generation processors has not been adequate.

“Dell is fully committed to supporting fair play. We do not encourage or endorse any behavior that undermines fair play practices. Dell has a strong track record in partnership with gaming teams, with the goal of providing world-class players with the best experience. In an attempt to communicate the power of the new G series, inappropriate examples were used last week at our product launch event in China. This does not reflect our global game culture or strategy. We condemn any misused modifications in games."

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