Dell fled the MP3 player market
Dell just quietly ended the DJ Ditty music player, after less than a year. Originally this device was launched to compete with Apple's iPod Shuffle.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Dell.
69 published items.
Dell just quietly ended the DJ Ditty music player, after less than a year. Originally this device was launched to compete with Apple's iPod Shuffle.
Recently, in a conference in Japan, the Dell laptop of a conference delegate suddenly caught fire. Dell acknowledged the information and said it was investigating the ca…
On August 17, Dell announced a partnership agreement with AMD to integrate its chip for Dell's desktop and laptop lines.
Immediately after the global Dell event announced that it will conduct recovery of about 4.1 million laptop batteries because these batteries could be hot and ignite, on…
The Dell Group and the American Product Safety Association (CPSC) are preparing for the largest scale battery swap campaign in the history of the electronics industry, i…
Dell has just compensated some customers in China who sued the company for selling laptops with processors different from those advertised in the media.
Dell, the world's largest computer group, is having trouble being constantly complained about fires. In particular, one of their notebooks fired and spread to 3 cartridg…
Dell officially announced the expansion of its line of workstations with the Dell PrecisionTM 390 designed to enhance the performance, scalability and overall efficiency…
The laptop battery explosion is no longer new to those interested in information technology, especially those who use laptops. After a Dell laptop caught fire on the 28t…
Dell's 1500 Draft 802.11n product, introduced yesterday, is five times faster and has twice the coverage of today's popular 802.11g Wi-Fi standard. Along with that is a…
The fierce market has forced Intel, Dell and Gateway - three big men are struggling - to hustle reform. The plan is different, but all have the same goal ...
The hotline website of the world's number one computer manufacturer has proved it
Yesterday (May 31), Dell launched a new generation of workstations capable of handling the heaviest applications at 155% faster speeds than previous models.
Hewlett-Packard, the world's second-largest personal computer maker, will insist on not racing on price with its rivals Dell to gain market share in Asia, its regional c…
Dell announced it would start using chips manufactured by AMD - an unexpected event in the PC community, as it has always been loyal to Intel processors.