Showing posts with label dell. Show all posts
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Monday, December 07, 2009

Dell to Dive Into Smartphone Market



Being successful in business means going out on a limb a lot to ensure that your company will be able to develop new products and services for the current and potential customers. This is what Dell's going to do with their intent on making it on the mobile phone market.

Dell, one of the best desktop computer makers out there, has decided to try their hand on the booming smartphone market. They've created a mobile division with the reorganization of the company. Although they failed before with the Axim, they're going to try again with the Mini 3i.
Dell’s new mobile phone division will be run by one Ron Garriques, a former Motorola boss who was leading Dell’s consumer computer division. When Garriques was brought to Dell (reportedly personally by Michael Dell) in 2007, it spurred rumors that Dell would reattempt something in the mobile product line.
Dell’s PDA line, Axim, was produced from 2002 to 2007, but sold poorly in the ‘BlackBerry era’ of smartphones with well designed e-mail and other business features. Dell’s Mini 3i is their first phone attempt, although it is only going to be sold (at first) in China and Brazil. Dell said that in addition to phones, Dell will also produce MIDs (mobile internet devices) and possibly a tablet.
Good luck to them as the market for smartphones is really getting rough and tough with all the hoopla with Apple's iPhone 3GS and the various Android phones (most prominent as of the moment: Motorola's Droid).

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Saturday, October 17, 2009

Personalize and Customize with Dell’s “Studio” Brand


Dell has finally introduced a new breed of laptop, introducing the new “Studio” line of products, designed specifically for consumer self-expression and creative living. Studio line products are designed to unleash the creativity within us. With this new line of products we can now personalize and express ourselves the way we want it to be inside and out. It is both a combination of aesthetics and technology rolled into one fresh approach of hi-def mobile lifestyles.

Well almost all people are looking for stunning and vibrant new designs well they won’t be disappointed when it comes to Dell’s Studio line of products. Staying true to its promise in giving consumers to express themselves and personalize the things they want can now step into Dell’s new Studio laptops. Two of Dell’s Studio laptops the Studio 17 and Studio 15 are relatively distinct in nature. These two laptops share the same qualities and both are unique in so many ways. The first thing you should notice about is that they feature sleek designs combined with striking visual elements. They also sport in a new personalization options with features a standard built in webcam, slot load drives, touch media and a built in media broadband.

Most the new Studio products inherit the same design, very much the same that Dell introduced the XPSTM M1330 laptops. From the name itself, Studio, the company ensures total customization and personalization. With the built in personalization option consumers lets them customize their laptop to his or her choice. Customers may pick from a wide options of colors to choose from, they come in Tangerine Orange, Plum Purple, Ruby Red, Spring Green, Tangerine and Jet Black. For added customization, Dell has also included an optional high gloss Grapit Grey that can be personalized and be trimmed around the display back. It is complete with many features for customers to personalize and enjoy.


Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Hello Kitty USB and Nick Notebook

Exposing kids to new technology these days doesn't seem to be that hard compared to the olden days. They get to see it both in the cartoons they watch and the people around them. They're basically a goldmine for tech companies if somehow they convince the kids and their parents that their product is best for their child. Below are just two products that will just make your young child giddy with excitement over new technology.

Dell Inspiron Mini Nickelodeon Edition

Since Spongebob Squarepants burst into the scene, the kids who religiously watch his antics on Nickelodeon have increased as time went on. Now some of the kids who used to watch his early shows are either young teens or even parents already. It's a treat to both of those groups that Dell and Nickelodeon is producing the Dell Inspiron Mini Nickelodeon Edition.

Designed specifically for kids, the Dell Inspiron Mini Nickelodeon Edition sports Nickelodeon's trademark green slime yet is loaded with entertaining and educational content that will also appeal to moms and dads. Designed with kids in mind, the Dell Inspiron Mini Nickelodeon Edition is wrapped in an eye-catching, Nickelodeon-inspired slime artwork scheme. Based on Dell’s popular Inspiron Mini 10v netbook, it features a bright 10.1-inch color LCD display and built-in wireless Internet access.

It will be available October 2009 and specs will come shortly before that.

Hello Kitty USB Flashdrive

If you thought Nickelodeon had a big following, Hello Kitty is even bigger! Hello Kitty's fans are even more older and diverse. It's noteworthy to say that she will be celebrating her 35th birthday on November 1, 2009. To celebrate that occasion, Hello kitty and her friends will be immortalized in MIMIBOT fashion.

The crossover collaboration with Mimoco will begin with Hello Kitty® and expand to include SANRIO friends Badtz-Maru®, My Melody®, Kuromi®, Keroppi®, Chococat®, and TuxedoSam™ in MIMOBOT form ranging from 2GB to 16GB capacities. The MIMOBOT flash drives will also be bundled with the mimoDesk™ personalization suite of SANRIO-themed wallpapers, screensavers, icons, and avatars, as well as videos and other digital surprises. The line will be available for purchase at MIMOBOT.com and SANRIO.com, select SANRIO boutiques and other specialty retailers.

More information will be available next month.

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Monday, July 28, 2008

Dell Launches Small Form Factor PC


For the people who are looking for something new like a branded desktop computer, check out this new offering from Dell. The Small Form Factor PC is scheduled to be launched on July 29 and for sure a lot of the people looking for a new PC that adheres as well to the eco-friendly standards set forth today will have a great time in possibly buying this device.

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Monday, June 30, 2008

Budget Servers Introduced by Dell Computers


Dell Computers is a known brand in the computer industry and just recently, they announced the unveiling of an entry-level server suitable for new businesses that are planning to implement technology in their everyday operations.

This will surely be welcome news to companies that are looking for budget-friendly solutions in the area of advanced systems and software solutions.

Dell on Monday launched single-socket servers for small and medium-size businesses, replenishing its overhauled PowerEdge line of servers.

The PowerEdge T300, with a tower chassis, and PowerEdge R300, a rack server, are designed to consume less power and include system management tools to better manage IT tasks, Dell said. The servers have quad-core Xeon processors and provide memory expandability and redundancy features, the company said.


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