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Dell Studio Desktop

If you want to stretch a technological simile, the Dell Studio is a little like the father of the Studio range. Tall, dark, handsome and proud looking, it showcases a stylish Dell design, defined overall by the cool black and chrome sheen of its piano black exterior. With its release the final gap in the Studio range, the powerful desktop position, is filled. Now like the Inspiron and the XPS ranges the Dell Studio range is comprised of its full complement; two laptops and two desktops.

Dell claim that the design of the Studio desktop is inspired by the ethic of entertainment, and that it gives each and every user the maximum possible chance to enjoy themselves. From the outside the unit immediately appears business like, but to discover the real advantages of purchasing a Dell Studio desktop, you have to lift the lid and look inside.

Here you can find a powerful mix of components that are all fully customisable. Choose between different processor speeds, amount of memory and up to one terabyte of memory that should satisfy even the most drastic of storage needs. All said, the Dell Studio is slated to become one of Dell’s biggest and most popular desktops.

Dell unveil the Studio Hybrid, the future of desktop computing

The Dell Studio Hybrid marks a further evolutionary milestone in the development of the personal computer. Fusing together the power and scope of a desktop computer with the compact versatility of a laptop, it provides the perfect option for those who want a powerful, office based computer but have limited space.

The Studio Hybrid sports a stylish design that Dell affirm is 80% smaller than the standard desktop. The unit can be fixed either horizontally or vertical to suit specific spaces and it can easily slip into snug gaps on top of, or beneath a work desk.

For customers concerned about the environmental impact of technology, the Studio Hybrid is also alluring. Using 70% of the power of a standard desktop computer, the Studio Hybrid doesn’t just save on space, but also on energy.

The compact finish of the Dell Studio Hybrid is achieved by using notebook computer components that have been tested extensively in Dell’s XPS, Inspiron and Studio laptop ranges. With this tradition of quality and durability, the Studio Hybrid forms an interesting choice for the customer looking for something different, yet something reliable.

With a screen measuring just 9" across, the Dell Inspiron Mini 9 catches your attention for all of the right reason

Big used to be beautiful, but the early twenty first century has set that trend upon its head. Light, compact and full of fizz, the Dell Inspiron Mini 9 is the latest machine to trot out of Dell technological stables.

The Dell Inspiron Mini 9 is perfect for people who like to work whilst they are on the go. Flying on aeroplanes, travelling cross-country on trains or merely for those who wish to stay hooked up to the social media hub, the Dell Inspiron Mini 9 offers the greatest flexibility.

The unit comes fully equipped with all the clout that you would expect from a Dell laptop, including a super-quick Intel processor, 1GB of SDRAM memory and up to 16GB solid state hard drive. As with all Dell laptops it comes with genuine Windows, a full guarantee and has undergone hundreds of hours of vigorous testing.

Someone once said that ‘Great things come in small packages’, and when you pick up the Dell Inspiron Mini 9 for the first time, these words will be ringing in your ears. Slipping this fully functional, fully connected, powerful laptop into your bag means that wherever you go you’ll be informed, entertained and connected.

The Dell XPS 630 is one for the purists – a gamer’s perfect plaything. Primarily the XPS 630 is a thing of fun – bred for high powered games and easily reproducing demanding graphics with killer sound quality – making it something off a caged beast.

Customization is an important element that pervades the design of the system. You can opt for either the Dual or the Quad processors which both operate at a blistering pace – augmenting the overall performance ensuring no sticky moments, stalling or jumping. Augmenting all of this is the DDR2 SD RAM, which can be packed up to a level of 4GB to give the computer the kind of punch that of which Floyd Mayweather would be proud.

Arriving in a range of different, sleek and colorful finishes – the appearance of the XPS 630 adds a fashionable twist to any room or office. It is a gamer’s dream machine? Perhaps.

Inspiron 1525 to replace 6400

Recently Dell have taken the decision to discontinue their Inspiron 6400 range of laptop. The model had previous been one of the most popular laptops for the past few years. The Dell Inspiron 1525 is slated to take the place of the 6400, which offers many of the same features and includes slim styled body and various additional Wi-Fi options.

Dell release Latitude XL tablet

Dell has announced that it is going to release a new ‘tablet; model. Bosses at the Texas based company have decided that the tablet best represents the future of computing technology and have therefore decided to invest a significant amount of time and money to developing the latest XL tablet.

The slender, thin and mobile tablet has been developed after receiving the feedback from Dell customers around the world. Spokespeople for Dell have spoken of their high hopes for this latest model.