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Tag Archives: dell
Dell has made an Wintel iMac… when will Apple finally do something new to the desktop?
Dell, my old employer launched the Dell XPS One. Not bad. It’s like a iMac, except add some decent speakers and a phatty Windows Media Center remote. I’m tempted to pick one of these up, since pretty much the only Dell stuff I’ve been buying in recent history are their desktop monitors. In fact, I [...]
Direct2Dell blog
My good friend, John Hull, runs Linux development activities over at Dell. His recent post on Dell’s Ubuntu offering is a great example of Dell’s latest efforts in direct relationships with their customers. For a company that has had issues scaling their support, it is nice to know their presence on the web’s best one-to-many [...]
Dell. Put the antennas in…