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  • Balancing End-user Demands and IT Control with New Latitude and OptiPlex Lines 31 May 2012, 05:01 AM We’ve been hard at work to refresh our portfolio of Latitude laptops and OptiPlex desktops for business. We focused our efforts on the ever-important balance between end-user and IT needs and wants with durable, sophisticated design and productivity features backed by the industry’s best manageability and security. Some of the design features and enhancements include: Tri- Metal casing, brushed aluminum finish, reinforced magnesium alloy wrapped corners and frame, strong steel hinges, rugged closing latch and durable powder-coated underside. StrikeZone shock absorber, Fast Response Free-Fa...
  • New Dell Precision Tower Workstations Now Available for Purchase Worldwide 31 May 2012, 05:00 AM We are thrilled to announce that our newly redesigned tower workstation line is now available to customers around the world. The new portfolio delivers the most powerful, dependable and manageable systems, along with a new best-in-class chassis design, for engineers, designers and other demanding users. It includes our entry-level Dell Precision T1650, mid-range T3600 and high-end T5600 and T7600 tower workstations. The starting prices are $789, $1,149, $1,929 and $2,149 USD respectively.   Dell is also announcing additional details on the new Dell Precision T1650 (related videos) which de...
  • The Time is Right – Introducing “Copper” 29 May 2012, 10:00 AM Today we announced the steps Dell is taking to enable the ARM server ecosystem, including that we’ve begun shipping Dell “Copper” ARM servers as part of a Dell seed program. Dell is a recognized industry leader in innovation for the server market: we began testing ARM server technology internally in 2010, and built servers so we could accurately understand the potential advantages. The ARM server ecosystem is still immature, with a limited software ecosystem and (until now) no ARM-based servers from a tier one OEM. Plus, ARM is currently 32-bit technology, which means current 64-bit code...
  • New Dell XPS and Inspiron All-in-One Desktops Have All You Need 29 May 2012, 08:00 AM Many of you already understand the benefits of all-in-one desktop machines. If you’re new to the idea, they mean a lot less clutter compared to a regular desktop. Integrating the display and speakers means less cables. With Wi-Fi and a wireless keyboard and mouse, all you need to plug in is a power cord. Today, we’re introducing three new all-in-one options for home users that scale to meet a wide range of needs from basic computing to high-end entertainment. Our teams started with the clutter-free simplicity I mentioned above and worked to design sleek and functional systems that will be a...
  • Right at the top. Dell is now number 1 in cloud client computing and thin clients. 25 May 2012, 08:00 AM Today Dell completed the acquisition of Wyse Technology (see Jeff Clarke’s Direct2Dell post for more details), the global leader in cloud client computing. With the addition of Wyse, Dell assumes the No. 1 position in cloud client computing and thin clients. Coupled with Dell’s strength in PC and enterprise computing, Wyse’s leadership in desktop virtualization cements the transformation of Dell into a true end-to-end enterprise solutions provider. The combination of the Wyse solution portfolio with current Dell end user computing solutions significantly advances the Dell strategy to provid...

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