Many users can get the problem of bad quality sound of Dell Latitude E6400 in Windows XP (or volume is so low). Problem will be easily resolved. You just need to check PC Speaker Mute button. First open Volume Control by this path Start Menu/Programs/Accessories/Entertainment –> Volume Control Read the rest of this entry »
Dell on Thursday announced it has updated its Vostro notebook line-up with three new models, including the 13.3-inch Vostro 1320, the 15.4-inch Vostro 1520 and 17-inch Vostro 1720, which are available now. Dell has outfitted the range with added security measures, including optional shock-proof solid state drives, fingerprint readers, and encrypted hard drives with Wave Systems software. All share standard 80GB hard drives and six-cell batteries, as well as integrated Wi-Fi capabilities. Processing power comes via Intel’s 2.66GHz Core 2 Duo chips.
Dell’s research indicates small businesses will send employees on less business trips this year, and saw it fit to include the option of videoconferencing hardware and software for the Vostro notebooks as an alternative. Intel’s integrated 4500MHD graphics processor is standard fare in all, as is a 8x DVD writer. Integrated RAM ranges from 1GB, 2GB and 4GB, with Windows Vista Basic, Business or Ultimate 64-bit, offered in the Basic, Productivity and Ultimate trims, respectively, that each new Vostro is offered in, with the exception of the 1520, which gets 2GB of RAM even in its basic level of equipment.
Pricing for the Vostro 1520 starts at $569, the Vostro 1320 at $629 and the Vostro 1720 at $649. European, Middle Eastern and African markets will get the notebooks on April 7th, with certain Asian countries following in May.
Dell lifted the veil off its newest laptop offering in the market in the Vostro laptops. These new mobile devices are designed expressly to meet small business needs and custom-built to maximize productivity amidst shrinking travel budgets with free, pre-installed videoconferencing and webcam software with purchase of integrated webcam and microphone.
In the current economy, small businesses are relying on productivity and collaboration solutions more heavily than ever as a cost-effective alternative to business travel.
According to a recent study by the Association of Corporate Travel Executives, 71 percent of businesses plan to spend less on travel in 2009. IDC predicts that by the close of this year, close to 35 percent of SMBs will be using some form of videoconferencing.
“Through our direct relationships, we understand what small businesses care about most – staying productive everywhere, staying secure, and staying up and running without fail,” said Sam Burd, global vice president, Dell Small and Medium Business. “Customer-driven innovation is the core of our DNA. Today, SMBs need effortless videoconferencing solutions and world-class data security in an affordable package and that is what the latest Vostro laptops provide.”
Redesigned Vostro laptops include the 13.3-inch Vostro 1320, the 15.4-inch Vostro 1520, and the 17-inch Vostro 1720. Products are available today in North America and select South American countries, followed by Europe, Middle East and Africa on April 7, and select Asian countries in May.
Japan just scored big time with Dell’s multitouch Studio One 19 PC. This all-in-one PC is a semi-successor to the AIO XPS One and is Dell’s commanding answer to the iMac. Here are some of the highlights: a 2.93GHz Core 2 Duo, 750GB HDD, 4GB of memory, integrated 1.3MP webcam, Blu-ray player, 6x USB, and integrated NVIDIA GeForce 9400 graphics unit. Read the rest of this entry »
Dell is ready to make a new 10-inch netbook. The Latitude 2100 Welch has been leaked and according to unofficial sources the netbook will offer an optional SSD, up to 2GB RAM, a 1.6GHz processor and it will all weigh under 3lbs. Other specs include three USB ports, an SD/MMC slot, Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11 a/g/n, Bluetooth and 3 and 6-cell battery options. The most interesting feature might be a touchscreen, but none of this has been confirmed yet. The new netbook will come in School Bus Orange or Red Apple versions and it will have a price tag of less than $600 in May 2009 when it comes out.
The Adamo we’ve just seen is not going to be the only thin laptop Dell is going to launch. In fact a slim netbook has been leaked, the Dell Adamo 9 which should be a 9-inch ultra-slim and ultra-portable computer. Besides the Adamo 9, another new Dell all-in-one PC has been leaked, the 22-inch Studio One 22. We have no specs ready for you, but at least you know what’s coming in the near future.
We were waiting and waiting and Dell decided finally to launch its first laptop in the Adamo line. And in case you were expecting a cheap MacBook Air competitor then you should keep on waiting.
This Dell Adamo will cost you about $1,999. You get a 1.2GHz Core 2 Duo processor, 2GB of RAM and a 128GB solid state drive. Yeah, we were expecting more too! The chassis has been built from a single sheet of aluminum, which sounds too familiar. You can pre-order the Dell Adamo today and you’ll get it on March 26. What do you think? Will you get one?
It looks like everyone has computer announcements today. After we’ve seen the new Apple desktops we have more machines to show you. Dell launched a new Studio 15 laptop which is quite a Special Edition one. Does it have special features too? Well the new model will bring you a 1440 x 900 LED-backlit display, a choice of Pentium Dual Core or Core 2 Duo processors, up to 4GB of RAM, a 320GB hard drive, an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3450 graphics and a new “Black Vapor” color.
The prices aren’t that special but the laptops are still affordable. They start at $799, $849 and $949.
