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We have some great information that has been revealed thanks to LesDeLLiens the French forum about the Dell XPS 1730 laptop, The Dell XPS 1730 laptop release is expected on the 27th August 2007 which is great news for all you laptop fans even more so you notebook gamers. The Dell XPS 1730 notebook is a very powerful machine which boasts an array of processors such as an Intel Core 2 Duo T7300 at 2.2GHz, a T7700 at 2.4GHz and an X7800 running at 2.6GHz. Other features on the Dell XPS 1730 are max 1GB Intel Turbo Memory, up to 4GB RAM, b/g/n wireless plus, Bluetooth, Blu-ray drive, 256MB memory and NVIDIA GeForce Go 8600M GS graphics. Will you be buying a Dell XPS 1730 laptop when it releases on the 27th August? More pics below - Written by Mark for Product ReviewsIn Sections: Computers, Laptops, News

Many computer manufacturers are recently turning to a different operating system, disappointed with the recent Windows Vista. As a result of this, Linux has been gaining more and more popularity over the past few weeks with companies like Dell and Acer trying out and testing their consumers with a different OS. Recently, Lenevo, the world’s number three PC maker has announced its efforts to go Linux, allowing a few of it’s laptops to go linux in the fourth quarter of this year, being sold to businesses and consumers alike. Undoubtedly, the Linux operating system has been one of the fastest growing operating systems of all time, with huge successes still to come. What do you think of the recent opening to linux? Do you think a global switch to linux would be beneficial? Or should we stick to Windows? Written by Ryan for Product ReviewsIn Sections: Laptops, Software

There are a lot of speculations flying around at the moment in where Dell announced their plans to acquire Zing, which basically means in my eyes that Dell are planning their very own Wi-Fi PMP. Zing is the technology company who make the platform for SanDisk’s Sansa Connect wireless music player. The press release which is shown below does not show a lot of details, but what I am gathering is that Dell plans to use Zing and its technology to continue improving the entertainment experiences they provide to their customers. There are a few questions that need answering which are – 1. Is Dell really planning its own Wi-Fi PMP? 2. What will the PMP look like? Read – Dell Press Release Written by Mark for Product ReviewsIn Sections: Electronics, Portable Media Players, News

The successor to the D820, the Dell Latitude D830 sports Intel’s new Santa Rosa platform along with same old ugly design we’re used to. However, the updated version, starting at $899 and along with Dell’s reliable name, I’m sure it’ll do fine. As we all know, most Dell products boast full customisability, which is probably why it’s so popular. Potential Specs: Intel Core 2 Duo T7300, 2.00GHz 15.4 inch Wide Screen WUXGA LCD 2.0GB, DDR2-667 SDRAM, 2 DIMM 256MB NVIDIA Quadro NVS 140M 80GB Hard Drive 9.5MM 7200RPM 90W AC Adapter 8X DVD+/-RW w/ Roxio Creator and Cyberlink Intel 4965 WLAN (802.11a/g/n) 9-Cell/85 WHr Primary Battery 6-Cell/48-WHr Modular Battery Vista Business, with media English Dimensions are 1.39″ x 14.2″ x 10.34″ Weight is 6.5lbs with 9-cell battery and optical drive What do you think of the Dell Latitude range? Tickle your fancy? Written by Ryan for Product ReviewsIn Sections: Computers, Laptops

It seems like Dell really have taken a liking to the open-source operating system, Linux. Amit Bhutani told a session at the Ubuntu Live 2007 conference that Dell has several “areas of investigation” when it comes to Linux. What on earth that’s supposed to mean, we’re not sure. What’s certain is that Dell have been making a lot of room recently for Linux, especially with their recent efforts to bring on this new, favourite operating system. As reported on the Phoronix website, Dell wants better support for audio/video codecs, printers, ATI video cards, wireless networking, TV tuners and remotes, LCD TVs, projectors and 3D effects. Bhutani apparently told attendees at the session that “Dell knows that it will not happen overnight”. Written by Ryan for Product ReviewsIn Sections: Computers, Computer Hardware, Linux

Analyses customer application management requirements to determine appropriate solutions. Designs, authors, tests, documents and debugs application packages based on system and customer requirementsPrincipal AccountabilitiesMaintains packaging, QA and verification workflows, lessons learned logs and other centralised documentationConducts mentoring and trainingDesigns, authors, tests, documents and debugs application packages according to the customer's standards, policies and procedures.Creates application packaging test and development environmentsDefines corporate packaging standards and strategiesProvides technical pre-sales presentations and general packaging consultancyProvides metrics and reports to customers and managementScopeVerifies applications as per customer requirements.Creates documentation on all verification work.ComplexityFollows standard practices and procedures.Duties and tasks are routine and standardized.Verifies applicationsManages work tasks based on input fro

As of August, Dell’s XPS M1330, Inspiron 1520, and Inspiron 6400 laptops, along with its Inspiron 530s desktop may be stocked in Bic Camera retail stores. Today, the company announced that they will be teaming up with Bic Camera, meaning a large number of the Bic Camera stores will be selling dell products very soon in the future. But for all us wanting more of Dell, they tease us by saying ’stay tuned for more’. “Building our global capabilities is a great way for Dell to connect with customers we haven’t necessarily reached in the past, and working with Bic Camera is a logical next step to connect with customers in Japan,” said Chris Cowger, Dell Consumer vice president of business development. It took them long enough to go retail, but it’s always a good sight to see large companies teaming up for the benefit of their consumers, us. Source Written by Ryan for Product ReviewsIn Sections: Computers, Computer Hardware

The new Inspiron 531S is the slimmed-down desktop we've been waiting for from Dell. By finally offering a wireless networking adapter option, Dell lets this small PC preserve the tidy profile lacking in its past attempts at the category. Our $659 config, while a decent enough performer, doesn't distance itself from its lower-priced competition as much as we'd like. What's probably most important is that in its specific category, Dell's new Inspiron offers more flexibility than HP's SlimLine. Of the systems in its class, then, the Inspiron 531S is the model we'd pick. For budget-priced PCs in general, you can get more for your money from other vendors. With this new system, Dell continues its trend of sending us low-priced PCs with AMD processors. The 2.3GHz Athlon 64 X2 4400+ is a solid mainstream part, and matched with 2GB of 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM, a 250GB hard drive, and an integrated GeForce 6150SE graphics chip, the Inspiron 531S handled our benchmark tests as well as we'd expe

I have a new Dell 420 notepad running XP with the latest updates. I also have two other computers which both are networked wireless to my HP 2710 all in one printer which both are printing okay. Using my new Dell 420 I can ping my printer. The...

My Dell computer is only a year old. The "d" drive works fine, but the "e" drive below it just started acting up. I generally burn dvd's using Intervideo DVD copy and cd's through iTunes. The drive will read both CD's and DVD's, but it will not...

La compañía estadounidense de computadoras Dell World Trade fue condenadaal pago de RD$116.5 millones en indemnizaciones a lafirma dominicana Xolutiva S.A. La firma dominicana demandó a la Dell por RD$300 millones por violentarle sus derechos como representante local de los productos de la firma estadounidense. El tribunal condenó a Dell por violación a la ley 173 sobre Representaciones Internacionales.De acuerdo con la sentencia la Xolutiva representaba en el país a la Dell desde 1997 pero la firma estadounidense decidió de forma unilateral no renovar el contrato sin la debida compensación.La empresa Dell Word Trade nunca se hizo representar en el tribunal para enfrentar la demanda de Xolutiva. Parece ser que la cámara de comercio invito a la Dell dos vecespara producir una conciliación y ellos se negaron en ambos casos.La Dell es una compañía gigante y tiene mucho prestigio y no seria bueno quese le presenten este tipo de situaciones aquí en Dominicana, pero parece ser q

Dell drops Dimension line after nearly 15 years of service When Dell announced new Inspiron desktops yesterday, many people were puzzled by the naming. Dell's Inspiron nomenclature had traditionally been reserved for mainstream notebooks while the Dimension line has consisted of mainstream desktops. But alas; the Dimension brand is no more and it has been fully supplanted by Inspiron desktops. Dell made no formal announcement of its decision to drop the Dimension line even though it has been the backbone of its desktop sales for the past 15 years. Dell's current consumer desktop lineup will now consist of Inspiron, XPS and XPS Gaming desktops. The systems feature base prices of $349, $899 and $1,699 respectively. The new Inspiron desktops can be equipped with either AMD or Intel processors and feature new case designs that are 40% smaller than the previous Dimensions. In addition, selected Inspiron desktop models come pre-loaded with Ubuntu Linux.Reference:Brandon Hi

Customization is king with Dell's new line of Santa Rosa notebooks Although Dell's XPS M1330 was leaked to the press earlier this month, today marks the official launch of the new 13.3" Santa Rosa-based notebook. Dell's follow-up to the XPS M1210 measures 12.5" x 9.4" x 1.43" and weighs in at under four pounds. The XPS M1330 is powered by Core 2 Duo processors and backs its 13.3" TrueLife display (LED backlighting is optional) with a 1280x800 screen resolution. The standard graphics solution on the notebook is Intel's X3100 integrated GPU. Paying extra will get you an NVIDIA GeForce Go 8400M GS dedicated graphics card. When it comes to connectivity, Dell provides a wealth of options. There are no less than three WiFi solutions offered (802.11b/g, 802.11a/b/g and 802.11n). Dell also offers an optional broadband modem for Sprint/Verizon (EVDO Rev A) or AT&T (HSDPA). Hardwire connections include two USB 2.0 ports, a Firewire port and HDMI-out. Other niceties includ

This monitor has been my project for the past few days. Everything else about it is working beautifully. First thing I did was replace the lm7805 regulator which feeds the menu-button board. This appears to have fixed the problem for about 24...

Il fatto di vivere le cose più semplici, davvero le più semplici, quelle che niente può rendere mezze-semplici, me le rende complesse. Dare il buongiorno a qualcuno a volte mi atterrisce. La voce mi si blocca, come se fosse un’audacia strana pronunciare quelle parole ad alta voce. E’ una specie di pudore di esistere: non ha altro nome. L’analisi costante delle nostre sensazioni crea un nuovo modo di sentire che sembra artificiale a colui che analizza solo con l’intelligenza e non con la sensazione. Per tutta la vita sono stato futile metafisicamente e serio nel giocare. Non ho fatto niente seriamente per quanto lo volessi. Si è divertito in me, con me, un malizioso Destino. Avere delle emozioni di cotonina, o di seta, o di broccato! Avere delle sensazioni descrivibili in questo modo! Avere delle sensazioni descrivibili! [fernando pessoa, il libro dell’inquietudine, feltrinelli]

I've owned my X 50 for over 2 years and all of a sudden the power button is blinking orange. I checked and it is fully charged. Any ideas?

I have always owned ink jet printers, but company sent 1700n printer t work with. I replaced the toner cartridge and started getting lines in printed material. I figured things were dirty so I wiped off new cartridge and face of drum. Well now I have...

the leftside of my keyboard isn't working anybody have a ansewer?

Do you know what type of RAM will work for sure and without a doubt for the Dell Optiplex GX110? Please let me know where I can get that. Thank you.

I have a 19" Dell Flat Panel monitor that has recently developped horizontal gray bands across the display. The bands extend from all the way across the display, some are wider than others with the widest one being about 1/2 a centimetre. This...