NEW YORK (Reuters) - A new investor lawsuit against Dell
Inc. accuses the computer maker of improperly accounting for
hundreds of millions of dollars in payments from long-time
partner Intel Corp., a plaintiffs’ attorney said on Friday.
Shares in computer firm Dell rise 5% on the news that founder Michael Dell has returned to lead the firm.
Madame Tussauds’ fourth waxwork of Kylie Minogue makes her the most modelled celebrity after the Queen.
Well, well. What do we have here. From the looks of the XPS 710’s freshly minted website, it appears Dell has a surprise in store for its massive desktop.
So far all we have to go on is this little tease: “Technology like you’ve never seen. Black Ice is coming, exclusively from Dell.”
Dell has gotten into the habit of overclocking its high-end systems lately, so chances are this Black Ice is a cooling solution that’ll allow them to overclock to the max. Sounds reasonable enough. Any other guesses? – Louis Ramirez
Product Page [Dell Hints at Black Ice Technology via Electronista]
Well, well. What do we have here. From the looks of the XPS 710’s freshly minted website, it appears Dell has a surprise in store for its massive desktop.
So far all we have to go on is this little tease: “Technology like you’ve never seen. Black Ice is coming, exclusively from Dell.”
Dell has gotten into the habit of overclocking its high-end systems lately, so chances are this Black Ice is a cooling solution that’ll allow them to overclock to the max. Sounds reasonable enough. Any other guesses? – Louis Ramirez
Product Page [Dell Hints at Black Ice Technology via Electronista]
Well, well. What do we have here. From the looks of the XPS 710’s freshly minted website, it appears Dell has a surprise in store for its massive desktop.
So far all we have to go on is this little tease: “Technology like you’ve never seen. Black Ice is coming, exclusively from Dell.”
Dell has gotten into the habit of overclocking its high-end systems lately, so chances are this Black Ice is a cooling solution that’ll allow them to overclock to the max. Sounds reasonable enough. Any other guesses? – Louis Ramirez
Product Page [Dell Hints at Black Ice Technology via Electronista]
Well, well. What do we have here. From the looks of the XPS 710’s freshly minted website, it appears Dell has a surprise in store for its massive desktop.
So far all we have to go on is this little tease: “Technology like you’ve never seen. Black Ice is coming, exclusively from Dell.”
Dell has gotten into the habit of overclocking its high-end systems lately, so chances are this Black Ice is a cooling solution that’ll allow them to overclock to the max. Sounds reasonable enough. Any other guesses? – Louis Ramirez
Product Page [Dell Hints at Black Ice Technology via Electronista]
Well, well. What do we have here. From the looks of the XPS 710’s freshly minted website, it appears Dell has a surprise in store for its massive desktop.
So far all we have to go on is this little tease: “Technology like you’ve never seen. Black Ice is coming, exclusively from Dell.”
Dell has gotten into the habit of overclocking its high-end systems lately, so chances are this Black Ice is a cooling solution that’ll allow them to overclock to the max. Sounds reasonable enough. Any other guesses? – Louis Ramirez
Product Page [Dell Hints at Black Ice Technology via Electronista]
Lenovo is making a bigger splash into the LCD monitor world with the D221 “budget” display. Being a budget display, it touts some pretty nice specs including a 1680×1050 native wide resolution, 700:1 contrast ration, 300cd/m2 brightness and a 5ms response time. It will hit the market overseas in December and likely to come stateside in the following months. This “budget” machine isn’t very budget-y at all with the $460 price tag—at least compared to today’s Dealzmodo. It is two-inches bigger, and to some, two-inches is humongous.
A Lenovo 22″ Wide screen for 350 euros [Akihabara]
PC maker Dell unveils forecast-beating results, six days after an accounting probe delayed its report.