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a new portable display for around the home.
Apr 25, 2013
1 Vote
Status: Acknowledged
design and build a peripheral that would be used with my current desktop tower at a price that would compete with current tablets on the market. under $500. you would need to design a way to send a video and audio signal from the pc to the display around the home. the display should be available in a few different sizes eventually but begin with the 10" as a starting point. the display would need to talk to the wifi in the home to send the touch imputs, camera, and mic back to the pc. the proposition here is that consumers could purchase one central pc in the home and possibly run several "virtual" computers around the home for all the family members in a small portable tablet form. mom has a tablet in the kitchen that she uses for recipes and entertainment. dad has a tablet in the living room to surf the internet while he watches television in the family room. the kids have a tablet they can use for games and homework. instead of upgrading all these devices the consumer could increase the memory or hard drive storage or add a faster processor with more cores etc... obviously this would be a huge opertunity for business users as well. the display would need a battery suply capable of 6-8 hours normal use. possibly an add on mouse or keyboard option and a dock to charge the thing. Whatever company is first to bring this idea to market could re energize the consumer pc market and challenge the ipad. using virtual machine technology it would be fairly easy to design a system to support 4-8 devices from an 8 core machine if it had enough ram. Intel was working on a wireless display scheme for a while but i think it never really worked as hoped.
Categories: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), New Product Ideas, Mobile Devices,
Alienware Mobile Graphics Card Upgrade
Apr 23, 2013
1 Vote
Status: Acknowledged
I think it would be a good idea if Alienware offered their M17x and M18x graphics cards as purchasable accessories on the dell website. Why should we have to go to ebay or attempt to order them from the Dell parts warehouse? It would be much easier if they allowed us to purchase them from the accessories/upgrades website. It seems a bit silly that Dell will teach you how to replace the part, but won't easily sell it. I think they could make a ton of extra money and they would truly make their laptops upgradable.
Categories: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Desktops and Laptops, Alienware,
dell inspiron battery backup
Apr 22, 2013
1 Vote
Status: Acknowledged
hi,I am highly frustrated with the battery backup given by my inspiron 5520 b'coz for my friend who has a hp laptop with the same config as mine gives him about 4 to 5 hours backup but mine gives only 2 hours for the same process and is there any ways that i can go for a 6 cell battery for my inspiron 5520
Categories: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Desktops and Laptops,
think
Apr 20, 2013
2 Votes
Status: Acknowledged
iam a big fan of dell laptops iam using laptop is 3years ago...my friends are also using....finally iam seaing the speakers are damaging..in olden days there is no probem for laptops..it is recently problem 2 or 3 years we are seaing....you are giving speakers below the keypad it is very problem for speakers and system also..so my idea is please design the speakers above the keypad it means screen front....so many pepoles are facing this problem....so many students are also not intersting for the below speakers..so please.....
Categories: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Desktops and Laptops,
New Era of Keyboards
Apr 18, 2013
1 Vote
Status: Acknowledged
Keys on a keyboard have been around since the 1860s (on typewiters). So can you think of a difference between keyboards today and typewriter keyboards that our parents, grandparents, and great grandparents used? Yeah they may be plastic and a bit smaller, but overall they haven't changed. It doesn't seem right that computers change drastically year to year, yet we keep using the same keyboard that we've been using for 150+ years. It's time for a change. Dell should be the first company to implement keyboards for the desktop/TV that are similair to tablets (preferably more rectangular in shape). This way users could choose between QWERTY, DVORAK, etc. Also change the color of the keys due to personal preference, etc. This is only a small proportion of the ideas I have for it. I mean think about it, how much would it cost to make a tablet that needed no memory and its only function was a keyboard? Well I hope you enjoyed reading my idea and maybe even give it a vote. Dr. Different, out.
Categories: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Desktops and Laptops, New Product Ideas,
uff
Apr 17, 2013
1 Vote
Status: Acknowledged
the web login server has some difficulties, setting pointer to website system error. :-))How about to look into reliability and security of the whole machine?Once I had a working idea, and it still sounds attractive.With the new owners, it migh be the right timing to check it out.
Categories: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Desktops and Laptops, New Product Ideas,
High Resolution Desktop Monitor
Apr 16, 2013
1 Vote
Status: Acknowledged
Hi all,ever since the LCD monitor killed of the CRT, i was a little diasappointed with the pixel density of desktop monitors. Back in the day it probably was a technical limitation.But i don't understand, why on earth there is not a single hi res desktop monitor on the market today.I mean today you can get a 4" mobile display with 1920x1080, 40" TV with 4096x2160, or a 15" Macbook with 2880x1800 pixels.So why isn't there a monitor in the 21" - 24" range with 150 - 200ppi?I'd like to see something like a 22" with 2880x1800 or a 24" with 3200x2000.I see a big niche market here with not a single competitor in it.Also some other features i'd like on a monitor:-16:10 aspect ratio,-thin border for better ergonomics when using multiple monitors,-fast response time,-low input lag,-support for higher than 60Hz refresh rates.What i don't like:-16:9 or even wider aspect ratios,-glare displays,-dynamic contrast,-low frequency backlight pwm, (with LEDs there's no technical reason to not make it 1kHz or higher)-sensor buttons-bright status LEDs-external power supplies-"digital picture enhancements": none of them do really enhance anything. the only thing they do is increase input lag.What i think is unnecessary and only increases cost without real benefit:-VGA and HDMI ports-USB-hubsI'd love to buy such a monitor in 1 or maybe 2 years, but the past has taught me, that chances are quite low.regards, Markus
Categories: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Desktops and Laptops, New Product Ideas,
USB Memory Stick Fitted with Dell Laptop
Apr 16, 2013
1 Vote
Status: Acknowledged
That would be awesome and very handy if there is SLOT (with/without cover) somewhere around keyboard or if not feasible then at least the back side of Dell laptop to keep the USB stick (2GB to 32GB). USB stick would be from Dell too and very slim to fit in very small slot or groove. This way, everyone can have their USB stick readily available with the laptop at all time and no need to carry it saperatly. I don't think it involves a major cost, just a smart design and this feature can alsobe used in advertisements.That would be awesome and very handy if there is SLOT (with/without cover) somewhere around keyboard or if not feasible then at least the back side of Dell laptop to keep the USB stick (2GB to 32GB). USB stick would be from Dell too and very slim to fit in very small slot or groove. This way, everyone can have their USB stick readily available with the laptop at all time and no need to carry it separately. I don't think it involves a major cost, just a smart design and this feature can also be used in advertisements.
Categories: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Desktops and Laptops,
Dell XPS-10 inexpensive keyboard dock/cover
Apr 15, 2013
2 Votes
Status: Acknowledged
I would love to see Dell come out with a keyboard dock/cover for the XPS-10 like the existing one, but without the battery/usb ports to keep the price down. Keep it to around $40 - $60 and I would definitely buy one. Aluminum bluetooth keyboard/covers for the iPad and Galay pad (with small L/I batteries) are selling on eBay for under $30.
Categories: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Desktops and Laptops, Retail,
BuddyBuds
Apr 14, 2013
1 Vote
Status: Acknowledged
It's ear buds,but there's 4+ buds.I'm going to say up to 4-6 since regular earbuds tangle easily.
Categories: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Mobile Devices,