Not sure what you mean, but here is the Port listings for the Aurora R3.  It does include USB 3.0 already.

Front I/O Ports

(2x) Hi-Speed USB 2.0

(1x) SuperSpeed USB 3.0

(1x) Microphone In

(1x) Headphone/Speaker Out

(1x) 19-in-1 Media Card Reader (Optional)

(4x) SATA 3.0Gb/s Ports

(2x) SATA 6.0Gb/s Ports (backwards compatible with SATA 3.0Gb/s and 1.5Gb/s drives)

Supporting RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID 1+0 Storage Configurations

Rear I/O Ports

(1x ) eSATA 3Gb/s

(1x) RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet

(6x) Hi-Speed USB 2.0

(1x) SuperSpeed USB 3.0

(1x) Firewire IEEE 1394

(1x) Microphone In

(1x) Line-In

(1x) Front Left/Right Speakers

(1x) Center Speaker

(1x) Rear Left/Right Speakers

(1x) Side Left/Right Speakers

(1x) SPDIF Digital Output (TOSLINK)

(1x) SPDIF Digital Output (Coax)

Bub

The USB 3.0 port  is on the back of the Aurora r3.

Let me re-phrase  my question then ;) When will all the USB ports in Alienware PCs be USB 3.0?

Let me re-phrase  my question then ;) When will all the USB ports in Alienware PCs be USB 3.0?

Need more then 2 full time usb3 slots?

Need as many as I can get, but particularly the front panel USB, since this is where I plug portable HDDs in. Does the Area 51 have those USB 3.0 ports? I know my Aurora ALX doesn't.

The current Area-51 is still running with an X58 chipset which has no USB 3.0 option. Last time I checked the Area-51 config page, Dell was still offering a USB 3.0 controller card for free.

That's what I thought, but I want built-in USB 3.0 support, especially for the front USB ports.

I understand and would definitely want the same thing. I was also a little frustrated that the Area-51 had no SATA 3 options either. Again, because of it only having an X58 option. To be fair though, the Aurora R3 only currently has a SSD SATA 2 option. Why I dont know, since it has SATA 3 support and has SATA 3 mechanical HDD options..I guess it doesn't matter that much because a SATA 2 SSD will still run circles around a SATA 3 mechanical HDD.