Tag: Dell
Dell bamboo case eco-computer: full of old bottles, milk jugs and detergent cases
This is the greenest computer since sliced bread with microchips in it. According to an announcement from Mr Michael Dell himself, this never before seen, eco-inspired bamboo case computer…
YouTube Hits: Play Second Life on an Apple II
You may be asking yourself ‘why’, but surely the answer is obvious? YouTube fame. It’s enough for all the other YouTube account holders in our ‘YouTube Hits‘ category!
Check out the clunky streaming of Second Life from a Dell laptop to an Apple II computer, above…
Dell to offer Inspiron 1525 notebook with Blu-ray drive
Susi has already reviewed the new Inspiron 1525, which currently is high definition-enabled in as much as it has an HDMI port, but no standard high definition drive.
However, US sites are reporting that Dell is offering a Blu-ray drive as part of the customisation process, so now you can get HD content onto the machine, for viewing on the 15.4-inch glossy screen or output via that HDMI port…
Shiny Video Review: Dell Inspiron 1525 notebook
Susi has a look-see at a notebook from Dell’s Inspiron range, the 1525. Will its claim that it’s 25% smaller, slimmer and lighter than the previous generation woo her? What about the Intel Core 2 Duo T7250 processor, 4GB RAM, Intel Integrated Graphics Media Accelerator X3100, 250GB hard drive, and HDMI output?…
Intelligent Furniture launches the Powerdesk range – PC meets furniture
Sick of that grey or off-white PC case being on display in the living room? You might want to replace it (and your existing desk) with something from the Powerdesk range from Intelligent Furniture.
New (rumoured) Intel processor for MacBook Pro and Dell notebooks promises more rivalry between the formats!
Processor nutters, rear your pasty white little faces and check out this nugget of truth rumour. Apple and Dell (who Microsoft smooches with most of all), are apparently releasing laptops containing Intel’s glorious new 45-nanonmetre Penryn processor – at the same time!
Someone needs to synch up their Google Calenders, tsk.
This isn’t rumoured to be in the ‘foreseeable future’ either, as according to reports, it could be as early as next week. Apple’s MacBook Pro range has been tipped as the possible product upgrade, with improved…
Is Dell to release a phone using the Android platform?
Dell may be about to enter the mobile phone market – and with a handset using the Android platform.
Dell and Microsoft launch (PRODUCT) RED branded products
Dell and Microsoft have announced that they’ve partnered and joined the (PRODUCT) RED initiative which sees companies donating a portion of the sale price of products to the Global Fund.
Dell products in the scheme include the XPS M1330 (PRODUCT) RED laptop — featuring high-definition 13.3-inch display, full-sized keyboard, built-in Wi-Fi and optional mobile broadband wireless — and the XPS M1530 (PRODUCT) RED — a 15.4-inch laptop loaded with features like built-in webcam and fingerprint reader. The laptops feature vibrant red colouring and accents.
Dell intros Inspiron 1525 15.4-inch notebook: thinner, smaller, lighter, with new designs
Dell has announced the launch of its new Inspiron 1525 notebook computers, boasting they’re smaller (by 25%), slimmer, and lighter (by 250g) than the previous generation.
The notebook boasts a 15.4-inch display, and can be customised with “four new cool patterns” for the back of the display — Blossom, Chill, Commotion and Street.
Features include optional wireless and mobile broadband, Dell MediaDirect technology for one-touch instant access to music, photos and videos, and select Microsoft Office programmes like Calendar and Contacts, without turning on the notebook, optional webcam, and ExpressCard Travel Remote.
CES 2008: Dell debuts monster 30” WQXGA display with DisplayPort
Oh gawd. Just when you think that everyone’s agreed on a set of connectors, you find they’ve been off agreeing something new behind your back. I’ve only just noticed that most PC monitors are connected using DVI now and sort of expected that might shift to HDMI once Blu-ray and HD DVD started appearing on more PCs. Not so apparently. DisplayPort is the future now and has been endorsed by Video Electronics Standards Association as the next standard of digital display interface for broad adoption in PCs, monitors, and projectors.
