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Rebadge and sell the [Dell] miniOne Accessories (Keyboards, etc.) submitted by badblood 07/02/07
Coming out in early 2008 the miniOne comes with 3G, HSDPA with WiFi worldphone packing 16GB of flash. dell computers for local dealers/shops Linux, Sales Strategies submitted by guyduportail 05/22/07
We are interested for distribution of Dell Linux computers. ZERO Noise Water Cooling Laptops Environment, New Product Ideas submitted by ruvenss 05/28/07
Small, cheap laptops without all the expensive features Sales Strategies, Laptops submitted by bjomape 08/09/07
I noted that one of your competitors is launching a small lightweight laptop with a crappy 7" screen and a tiny flash based disk (4-8GB), running a Linux version adapted for beginners (but still containing tools for linux pros). The interesting point is that you get a small and light laptop for less than $200. Despite the poor specifications, I'm extremely tempted to get one - it would be a perfect complement for my Inspiron when I travel (or actually just for work - it's photography, movie watching, gaming, and other leisure applications that require more performance). Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Desktops submitted by steve.au 06/21/07 **NOT NOW**
Don't know about anyone else but I've got a two year old child that loves playing with the power button on my desktop. Sticker add/remove option when purchasing computer. New Product Ideas, Operating Systems submitted by twocows 08/11/07 I hear a lot of people these days debating over the stickers. I say we should leave it entirely up to the customer. Create an option where the user can decide if he wants an OS sticker, a processor sticker, both, some other stickers, or just no stickers at all. On the customization page, a check-box system could be used, for instance. 7 Comments » Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Linux, Desktops and Laptops submitted by kevintrooper 06/28/07
Instead of using the windows logos on ubuntu pcs keyboards Dell Laptops with Disk Anti-Shock protection (DASP) Laptops submitted by helmecj01 08/13/07 I know what dell can add to the laptop is Disk Anti-Shock protection is technology that safeguards the hard disk against knocks and guarantees an unmatched level of protection. 3 Comments » How about a stylish Notebook that can be swirled or rotated? Laptops submitted by petzymathuram 08/25/07
One among the recent releases of Hp includes a laptop that can be swirled or twisted or adjusted Please don't make the new XPS M1730 look like this! Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), XPS products, Laptops submitted by kvm 08/06/07
http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/04/dell-xps-m1730-spotted-in-the-wild/ Center typing area on keyboards Accessories (Keyboards, etc.) submitted by tonybrubaker 08/17/07 The standard dell keyboard I have has the number pad and all the arrow and navigational keys (home, end, page down, page up, etc.) at one end of the keyboard. When I type, I sit centered on the main typing area. This puts all the rest of the keyboard (number pad, navigational keys, etc.) hanging off to the right. This is sometimes annoying because it ends up hanging off the edge of my keyboard stand, etc. A keyboard should be made where the main typing are is the center of the keyboard, the number pad is on the right and all the navigational keys are on the left. That way the user sits center on the entire keyboard and doesn't have the bulk of it hanging off to one side. Comment » Accessories (Keyboards, etc.) submitted by walbid 08/23/07 How about white keyboards with bold black letters/numbers. Easier to see in dim light and with less then young vision 3 Comments » Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Laptops submitted by bobbychuck 07/25/07 It is very frustrating when in the middle of a power point presentation to have the ac cable fall out of the back of the laptop. You need some kind of keeper which can be slid into place to hold the ac power cable in place. 3 Comments » Replace the Keyboard's Windows key with the Easy Key Accessories (Keyboards, etc.) submitted by jorge 06/11/07
Dell replace the hated and useless windows key be more competitive on accessories Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Sales Strategies submitted by undead999 06/17/07
on June 17, 2007 the price for a 1GB usb flash drive was $319.99 at dell.com Replace the Windows key with the Dell key Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Advertising and Marketing submitted by mistern 06/11/07
There've been all these ideas that Dell should get rid of the Windows key. BAH! Criticists... Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Laptops submitted by hephaestus 07/04/07 The Apple Macbooks have a two-finger scroll, which is fabulous. You don't have to grab the scrollbar of your web browser or arrow down. You just use two fingers on the touchpad and the page automatically scrolls. This seems like such a simple, but wonderfully convenient feature, it should be standard on all Dell notebooks. 8 Comments » Accessories (Keyboards, etc.) submitted by wjwill56 07/06/07 A line of left hand mice would be wonderful. 3 Comments » Accessories (Keyboards, etc.) submitted by badblood 07/02/07
Joystick mice are an alternative to the traditional mouse. They are immobile and so can be used even if you are not sitting at a desk and are great for use with laptops. They offer the same if not better precision than a traditional mouse and could come in a wide variety of sizes to suit tastes and mobility. The Joystick II is also a great ergonomic device for preventing Repetitive Strain Injuries associated with standard mouse use and is good for people with limited wrist and hand movement. Pictured is an old model. Make longer lasting batteries for better portability Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Laptop Power submitted by winoffice 05/05/07 **IN PROGRESS**
Don't make us recharge our laptops' batteries so often! A recent Cnet article (posted at Cnet's news site at about May 5, 2007) explains that Windows Vista's Aero Glass feature gives you less battery life. So, if we want Windows Vista, then we either have to recharge more often, or pay extra for more and better batteries! Instead, make Dell get rid of the batteries which quickly lose their charge...and come up with something that would give us longer battery life as follows (under Windows Vista), without making us stay away from Windows Vista or pay an extra $99 for another and better battery.  track my votes
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with the Easy Key which is what all your complaining, nagging, whinning customers want even if they can't verbalize it. 
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