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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. Add dedicated graphics to all Inspiron laptops Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Inspiron products, Laptops submitted by ccpljat Apr 25 I want dedicated graphics to be added as an option on all the Inspiron laptops. I don't have a lot of money and can't afford the XPS systems. At least give the option for 128 MB dedicated on all Inspirons. Comment » Offer No OS Option on all PCs for Home / Small Business Markets Operating Systems submitted by gear Apr 22
Why not sell PCs with no OS installed and just include the drivers disk for popular OSes that are known to work on it like (XP, Linux, and Vista). Order linux on Dell from any part of world Linux, Laptops submitted by zigcatus Apr 11
Dell Can Australia have a Ubuntu OS Laptop Do not scale back build-to-order systems Desktops and Laptops submitted by masterr Apr 5 **ALREADY OFFERED**
Today in the news I read that Dell "is moving away from its build-to-order model to reduce costs. Dell is limiting the degree to which buyers can dictate specifications while expanding its line of prepackaged models". Please do not do this. The options build-to-order system is what sets Dell above some of the competition. By scaling this back and removing customization choices you remove some of the appeal of buying a Dell machine online. Please do not scale this back. Avoid Glare On Screens and Notebook Frames Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Sales Strategies, Laptops submitted by bobetsue 02/20/07
Glare and reflection from high glare screens, screen frames, and notebook computers is annoying and distract from function and use. 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: Stop Overcharging on Notebook RAM Sales Strategies, Laptops submitted by realskript 08/28/07 **UNDER REVIEW**
Dell really... REALLY need to stop overcharging... and when i say overcharing... i mean atleast double what you would pay to pick up the ram yourself. Give XPS Notebooks Gigabit Ethernet XPS products submitted by croftki Feb 17 I understand that Dell market research says home users in general are not interested in gigabit ethernet for home networks. Those who pay for the premium design in the XPS line, however, are more likely to want gigabit ethernet. I would rather buy something more exciting than a business class notebook, but I want to build on my home technology with each purchase I make. XPS Notebooks unfortunately do not help me do this. It seems my only option is to buy a Latitude. 28 Comments » Laptops, Laptop Power submitted by badblood 05/20/07 **UNDER REVIEW**
MagSafe power connectors, by Apple, are magnetic power connectors that pull out harmlessly when the cord is tripped upon. Price To High When Adding Components Configuring New XPS Systems XPS products submitted by syrics06 Feb 4
When configuring an XPS system on the dell website I noticed the prices were very high when adding or upgrading parts. Please have Dell Customer Care Reps that Speak CLEAR ENGLISH Service and Support submitted by syrics06 Feb 4
I don't know how many times have I called in for service and not been able to understand my Dell Customer Care Rep. Dell submitted by albertlea345 Feb 4 Dell sould build a new computer plant in Albert Lea MN. 3 Comments » Speed Up The Time It Takes To Process Ubuntu Orders! Dell, Service and Support submitted by aikiwolfie Feb 4
On Friday I ordered an XPS M1330n. The order still hasn't been processed. I know this because I can't check the progress on line and I haven't received the e-mail yet. I know it can take four working days (not sure why) to process the payment. However with all past orders processing hasn't taken more than a day. Even with orders placed at the weekend. cheaper computers for students in Africa Education submitted by uche2eme Feb 5 I think Dell can contribute by making computers that are cheaper for the students in Africa. Ithink they can actually make a lot of sales in a country like Nigeria andI think thet should use some of the money they are making from the red tag sales to make computers that students can afford and encourage education. 1 Comment » A Hardware-enforced Read-Only hard drive for the OS. New Product Ideas submitted by jmxz Feb 5
I've been tasked with looking into computers for internet connected kiosks; and while these will be mostly unattended with non-computer people doing first-line support of them. I'd like to somehow guarantee that these machines will stay virus-free; and imagine that pretty much the only maintenance the first line support people will be competent to do is to turn the thing off and on. Expandable battery - where you can add on extra cells submitted by laxboy10 Feb 5 Create a battery that is a 6 cell, but you can make it a 9 cell, all you need to do is add an attachment to it. This way the laptop battery will be small and light if you want to carry it around in your house but it will have a long battery life if you add the extra cells so then you can travel with it. This will be revolutionary and will be the best of both worlds, a powerful and small battery. Comment » Run your computer with body heat Environment, New Product Ideas, Simplify IT submitted by mkmaster78 Feb 5
New chips are being design that run orders of magnitude less on power. Such as these here:http://www.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2008/02/efficient_chips  track my votes
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