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Bundle Splashtop to Dell Laptop/Desktop Linux, Desktops and Laptops submitted by fjordan Apr 21
Wouldn't it be wonderful if Dell bundles Splashtop Instant-on/Instant-off OS to its laptop/desktop offerings? Desktops and Laptops submitted by retro Apr 21 Give us all full control of our hardware, I hate entering a bios and seeing only the most basic settings and not much of them, I may get some faster ram and want to set the cas or i may want to adjust my hard drive settings. 10 Comments » Advertising and Marketing submitted by laxboy10 Apr 21
Intel just reduced CPU prices, the site should be updated with the newer lower prices. 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). New Product Ideas submitted by tonylinde Apr 22
I'd like to see a PC developed which consists of a desktop, laptop, PDA, MP3 player and other 'components', each of which can be removed from the main assembly or added back into it. Intel Core 2 Quad Processor Price cut in Half, Dell needs to pass this on to customers Sales Strategies submitted by hal2001 Apr 22 I think most of us who post here are smart shoppers and are going to be watching to see what Dell will do with this Intell price cut . Dell could play the Intell ball that's in there court now and bring back Dell sales and be a winner for the customer to. Let's see if price cuts start posting on their web site. Faster processors at lower cost equal better sales and happy customers. 4 Comments » Warranty reminder - Online Warranty/Support Extension Service and Support submitted by phubert Apr 23
O.K. comments? Introduce a "No Component" Option When Customizing Environment, Service and Support submitted by fahdriyami Apr 23
Intoduce an option to not choose a PC component especially for the XPS Desktop Range, most of Gaming Consumers have already built a PC before and have some of the essential components already, for example, i already have a compatible Intel processor and want my Dell shipped without a processor to save money. a "No Component" limit should also be applied, and not all components should have this option. Talking from a business point of view, this could reduce electronic waste in the long run, however it could also reduce sales of the components which could upset manufacturers... Offer NVIDIA's new chipset in your systems Desktops and Laptops submitted by jervis961 Apr 23
NVIDIA is releasing a new single-chip integrated chipset for "small form factor" notebooks. Printers and Ink submitted by bapepper2 Apr 23
If you want to capture the printer market consider focusing on the construction market (the largest industry in the nation). My wish list: Show Max Specs in System Descriptions Desktops and Laptops submitted by dfrandin Apr 23
It would make research on ordering Dell systems if the maximum values of RAM, hard drive size etc, were shown on the system description pages. A good example of what I'm talking about: The Optiplex 755, shows on the memory section, "Up to 4.0GB DDR2 Non-ECC SDRAM, 800MHz, (4DIMM)". However, if you take the time to read the online Optiplex service manual, you find that the system supports Desktops submitted by shadow010 Apr 23 Simply put, if you compare prices of the optiplex systems with xeon processors with processors from newegg you see that Dell prices most of the exact same processors $200 higher than newegg. 2 Comments » Dell submitted by jervis961 Apr 23
There is a rumor out that Dell is trying to buy Radio Shack. Discounts for schools when parents buy Dell computers for their child Sales Strategies submitted by jervis961 Apr 24 Dell currently gives a percentage off a Dell system to college students but not middle and high school ones. I say give the same discounts to middle and high school student's parents but with a twist. Offer a deal where parents get the same price as the regular Dell site and the discount goes to their child's school to purchase new computers. You could even extend the deal out to everyone who buys a Dell system to select a school for the money to be applied to. 11 Comments » Dell laptop design needs refining Laptops submitted by mattbambow Apr 24 Grey and black is no longer has the cache it once had, wouldn't it be better for Dell to take a slightly alternative approach on some laptops by creative cutting-edge, bespoke styled laptops for consumers. Laptops could be designed in terms of look and feel by those within the Dell Ideastorm, or designers themselves similar to the way that Sky+ has outsourced design to be able to charge a premium. 1 Comment » Dell: catch up with your competition - offer BETTER Ubuntu systems! Linux, Sales Strategies, Desktops and Laptops submitted by phubert Apr 7
As someone else posted... the blogs are commenting on Dell... A NEW AGE FOR LAPTOPS BEGiNS """" PORTABLE LAPTOPS """" Laptops submitted by fatihbarut Apr 7
Laptops must be portable. And all parts of it (CPU-RAM-Video Card) must be replaceable like cd-dvd driver or battery of the laptop. (picture 3 Dell Web Site, Service and Support submitted by godzilla Feb 7
It's time Dell started to value their customer's time. Dell makes it fairly easy to order some items, but when the need to cancel an order arises you make it nearly impossible, or more typically a PITA. Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Laptops submitted by cjbarth Jan 4
While touchpads are certainly easier for some people to work with, nothing compares to the speed and accuracy of an eraser head mouse on a notebook, especially while working in a car or in other unfavorable conditions. Please make the eraser head mouse either optional or standard on all notebooks. I shouldn't have to get a business line notebook to benefit from this really simple feature. Build and Advertise Printers that don't lie, cheat, and steal. Advertising and Marketing, Environment, Printers and Ink submitted by jmxz 12/24/07
Inkjet printers have earned a well deserved horrible reputation as "filthy, lying thieves". Quoting that article "Printers routinely report that they are low on ink even when they aren't, and in some cases there are still hundreds of pages worth of ink left." I have the best printer from that study - which still wastes "only" 9 percent of ink - and has the annoyance that it'll even refuse to print "black and white only" when one of the color cartridge's is dry.
It'll build up Dell as a Brand That Can Be Trusted - something that's been sorely lacking for quite some time 2 Comments »  track my votes
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