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DELL - Standardize all countries or most of them at least. Sales Strategies submitted by stormrider451 Mar 28
I think there is a big opportunity for DELL to come out with an innovative sales strategy that not many computer companies employ currently. They would be able to mine the fast growing international market better than other companies. As far as I have been able to look, all computer companies have differences accross the countries they serve in terms of the products they sell, the upgrades one can do to these and prices. I know this would be a process that would take a lot of time to do because you would have to make all your different regional departments (Latin America, Europe, USA etc) be in sync in terms of availablity of parts and products so that they can be shipped and computers can be fixed properly. All this differences obviously makes costumers feel alienated (my self included) and end up not being happy with what they get (if they buy a computer) because usually the differences mean you are getting a far worse product than whats available in the US. Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Sales Strategies submitted by leolonewolf_nw08 Apr 2
How many times have you lost the driver disc for some errant piece of hardware? Or can't seem to find the website to download the driver from? Or can't even get on the internet becuase your system has crashed and you have no other computer available? IdeaStorm submitted by jdelidc Apr 2 kinda like the real voting. you got the total number of people that vote (x10), but you should also have the percent of people that vote up and idea. so you would get someting like a 60% approval rating on something if 6 people voted for an idea and 4 people voted against an idea 5 Comments » Dell: join in! Offer a low-cost Linux PC! Linux, Sales Strategies, Desktops and Laptops submitted by phubert Apr 2
It appears Dell remains afraid of Microsoft... and here is an answer we haven't heard from Dell on IdeaStorm: M6300 NVIDIA Quadro FX 3600M option for Spain Sales Strategies, Precision Workstations submitted by olivieri Apr 2 NVIDIA Quadro FX 1600M is the only option Comment » More sales like this Dell: $842 off the Precision M90 notebook PC! Sales Strategies, Precision Workstations submitted by winoffice Apr 3
http://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?c=us&cs=04&kc=6W300&l=en&o... Sales Strategies, Desktops and Laptops submitted by karlgo Apr 3 I was very disapointed to read the article from Dell upper management saying they will move away from customizing computers. That is the very reason I switched to Dell! It must be time to move on because when it comes down to it, they all make PCs about the same don't they. I can't tell enough how that is a bad idea. Everyone is panicing because of a temporary slow-down in our economy. Dell is panicing. They do this and Dell will drive so many customers right in the arms of HP. Dell is making a huge mistake in competing with HP...Dell blinked. 17 Comments » Upgradeable Graphics cards for discrete notebooks at dell parts and assesories store Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Monitors and Displays, Laptops submitted by ward733 Apr 5 Nvidia has designed a pci express platform verry much like the desktop platform and it is existant in say vostro 1700 (8600m gt) where you have a standard platform.. One card fits all.. To that knowledge the 8800m should work just as the 8600m and as the 8700m . Not like when you wanted to take a video card from an inspiron 8600 and put it in a inspiron 5150 they would not work..two totally differant designs.. This is why we have only seen nvidia cards in the latest systems because ati hasnt conformed to that platform.. So just like the desktop line of cards the notebook graphics cards should be available for an upgrade option..With the option to pay for a tech to change them out, like the repair depot that dell has normally locally within the state..To protect dells interests if you opt for your own removal, then the components envolved in the upgrade should be enalled from warantee much like there parts only dispatch.. Comment » Sli video on medium grade notebooks and desktops Desktops and Laptops submitted by ward733 Apr 5 Sli video again ,is available in select xps models.. I think that if there was the option for sli but with lower end cards say dual or buy the system with one card and have the option to uprade to 2x 8600 cards that there would be a good market for this. This is what is keeping the build it yourself maket open because except for the break the bank xps systems there is not an option for sli..Sli isnt fresh technology and has been out for a while.. leave the quad sli for the xps for a while until the newest technology comes out.. There are dual core cards that kind of take the place of sli but it doesnt carry the same weight.. Comment » More Customization Options for XPS Sysytems Sales Strategies, XPS products submitted by bundy88 Apr 8
I have been a Dell customer for about eight year's now and have recently visited their website to possibly purchase an XPS 630, me being a game enthusiast and all. It looked like a well put together system and I know Dell build's very good computer's haveing owned a Demension 4600 for seven year's with little to no problems. Upon checking out the customization options for the system I realized they were lacking certain item's that would appeal to gamer's such as a motherboard selection, cpu fans and heatsinks, power supplies, more processor selections like the new q9300 quad, and other name brand memory like Corsair xms2, and Muskin xp2 extrme then just Dominator as the only memory with a heatsink. Also Nvidia has there new 9 series of video cards out on the market, I don't know why Dell wouldn't be offering them instead of the soon to be outdated 8 series. Offer 1920x1200 on all of your 17"+ desktop monitors! Desktops, Monitors and Displays, Laptops submitted by winoffice Apr 8
Dell offers a 1920x1200 screen resolution on its 17" and even 15.4" notebook displays (the Vostro 1700 is a 17" notebook and it offers 1920x1200; the Precision M4300 is a 15.4" notebook and it offers 1920x1200). Stop Making Canadian Purchases 20% More Expensive Than US Dell, Sales Strategies submitted by canadaboy Apr 9
I just did the pricing of a Inspiron 1720 on the US and Canadian versions of the web (www.dell.com, www.dell.ca) Linux, Operating Systems, Sales Strategies submitted by rahbm Apr 9
Please make the operating system a priced option on EVERY PC, so that people know how much they are paying, and for what. Operating Systems submitted by halvorwh 02/20/07 Explain to your customers why a Dell desktop with XP Pro operating system costs the same (or more) than one with the equivalent Vista operating system? How is this possible.? Surely the new Vista operating system with all of its development costs must be more costly than XP? It appears that you (and M$) are charging the same for XP and Vista? Explain this to us -- oh, don't bother, we know why XP is not available at a discount. No one would pay $300 to buy XP service pack 3 (commonly called Vista). Comment » Operating Systems submitted by swa 02/24/07
Please ban all Vista certified DRM capable hardware. Operating Systems submitted by donutfinn 04/07/07 Stop selling outdated XP and upgrade all XP computers to Vista. 8 Comments » Operating Systems submitted by mystfan 07/28/07 Why is Vista Home Premium the only option on a lot of computers? Any Vista system is bad enough without making people get the even more graphics heavy (and more expensive!) one. 2 Comments » Dell Vostro 1700 with Windows XP OS Operating Systems, Vostro products submitted by icpeanuts 09/05/07 **REVIEWED**
I love the Vostro 1700 and would want to buy it. One huge problem. This is a Small Business Laptop, why is the option for Windows XP Professional OS not available. I am sure there are other users out there that keeping WINDOWS XP as the OS choice is a MUST. Why not just offer it as an option, why make it so difficult for users to hunt down the drivers for the various hardware. Operating Systems, XPS products submitted by ahtistudios 04/23/07 I read on the Ideastorm homepage today about Dell finally agreeing to package Windows XP with more of their systems, in response to the posts here requesting such an action. As an audio professional and computer enthusiast very familiar with Microsoft's continued pattern of releasing operating systems before the bugs are worked out, I'm happy to see this. I'm actually in the market for a new desktop right now, and can't use Vista, as many of my hardware pieces and software programs don't work with it. I'd like to buy an XPS410, but after having spoken with two Dell sales reps at different times (one before Dell's announcement to have increased XP support, and one today), I've found that the only XPS system to come with XP is the 710. I don't need the advanced cooling system or graphic cards of the 710. I just need a Dual Core desktop, priced competitively, running at an optimal speed (the 410 is the only one that fits my needs, without adding extra stuff I don't need). If Dell can add XP to their Dimensions, why not the XPS series in full? 1 Comment » Offer more configurations with 64 bit Windows Vista Operating Systems, Desktops and Laptops submitted by hbruun Feb 21 Please begin to offer desktop and laptop configurations preinstalled with 64 bit versions of Windows Vista. 1 Comment » track my votes
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