Just bought myself a Vostro because they are the best value laptops by a mile. Hopefully this new range won’t be too much better.
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Dell today announced its redesigned VostroTM laptop line for small businesses, including the new 13.3-inch Vostro 1310 starting at $749 and 15.4-inch Vostro 1510 starting at $599. Products are available today in Europe, Middle East and Africa, followed by North and South America May 1, and Asia Pacific and Japan May 5. The company will also offer a redesigned 17-inch Vostro 1710 laptop in mid May. For more information, visit dell.com/newvostro and Dell’s new small-business blog direct2dell.com/smallbusiness to join the conversation. Read the rest of this entry » |
These new servers look like the dogs bollocks. I still think Core 2 Duos rock though
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A step in the right direction I suppose. Still not convinced about gobal warming. More concerned about scarity of resources.
Pretty cool for people who travel a lot on business.
World travelers can stay connected globally with Dell’s next-generation laptops that will support mobile broadband on multiple cellular networks.
…As if they weren’t competative enough. Their prices wipe the floor with everyone elses. Good news for us though as it looks like their prices will fall even more.
I wonder how long before we get this for that price. Looked on their site and they are lying. http://www1.euro.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/inspnnb_1525?c=uk&cs=ukdhs1&l=en&s=dhs maybe it will be updated tomorrow.
Dell is partnering with Egenera Inc. to deliver a fully integrated solution for employing dynamic data center environments. Together, the two companies intend to combine Dell’s award-winning PowerEdgeTM server line, a full suite of Dell’s Infrastructure Consulting Services and Egenera’s PAN Manager infrastructure virtualization software. The solution is designed to enable customers to simplify operations by creating and managing a single resource pool for both physical and virtualized servers.
*First online partner to join Dell in offering carbon-offset option
*One-hundred percent of contributions remitted to The Conservation Fund and Carbonfund.org for tree planting
ROUND ROCK, Texas, and BENTONVILLE, Ark. – Dell customers looking for an environmentally-responsible computing option at samsclub.com can now help offset the carbon impact of the electricity required to power their laptop or desktop, an extension of Dell’s “Plant a Tree for Me” program.
*Service reduces cost and complexities associated with operating system migrations
*Automated process helps speed deployment while mitigating risk
Dell today announced the Dell Client Migration Solution, an integrated set of services and tools that can reduce migration costs by up to 62 percent and desk-side time and labor by up to an estimated 88 percent. Designed for organizations planning an operating system migration or hardware deployment of 2,500 systems or more, Dell’s Client Migration Solution can simplify the process by addressing pervasive challenges such as network utilization, application compatibility and end-user downtime, all while minimizing costs.
