Studio Hybrid Gets 'Gold' for Being Green

re: Studio Hybrid Gets 'Gold' for Being Green

m.shimoj — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 03:22:34 GMT

In a power deficient state like Tamil Nadu,, using Dell Studio Hybrid,, can save a lot of power,,, make the environment greenery. its so compact, stylish, and technology update. A superb product from Dell.

re: Studio Hybrid Gets 'Gold' for Being Green

Dave — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 05:22:40 GMT

Here's a new video review of the Dell Studio Hybrid @ HotHardware.com:

http://hothardware.com/Articles/Dell-Studio-Hybrid-Desktop-A-HotHardware-Video-Spotlight/

re: Studio Hybrid Gets 'Gold' for Being Green

Daniel — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 22:50:55 GMT

I've research a bit on this (studio Hybrid) computer and inspite of various positive point , i have come up with a result that it is creating problem for technicians who troubleshoot dell computers through phone support in guiding normal cx through chasis teardown and in identifying some complicated internal parts ... can u please give little bit of comment in this matter ?

re: Studio Hybrid Gets 'Gold' for Being Green

Carol — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 12:49:45 GMT

I think the Studio Hybrid is a great concept and a move in the right direction to go green. Does Dell recycle older model computers (other than the Hybrid) and is there any monetary incentive to the customer, shipping cost reimbursement, etc?

re: Studio Hybrid Gets 'Gold' for Being Green

Nick Whittome — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 12:16:47 GMT

When are you going to make these machines available to business? I.E. With Vista Business and IT Pro Support options?

re: Studio Hybrid Gets 'Gold' for Being Green

Dud-PC Buyer — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:45:38 GMT

I like the Stud-Hybrid's space-savingness but it feels like a toy PC for kids. Many grown-ups probably want more CPU horsepower and more expandability, e.g. more USB 2.0, ports for dual displays, e-SATA, PCI-e, etc. Also, I wish its graphics engine could handle true 1080p HD for Blu-ray.

Can you use Linux with the Studio Hybrid?

re: Studio Hybrid Gets 'Gold' for Being Green

Janne — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 20:17:34 GMT

Great! Very, very cool!

To bad about that major bug that's in every computer. You know... the one spelled: Vista. ;) :D

re: Studio Hybrid Gets 'Gold' for Being Green

Chris C — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:52:09 GMT

@aikiwolfie

UMM teh macmini is too you think they got it that small using a desktop hdd desktop p[roc and a desktop CD drive NO. They got it that smallusing notebooy (Lower Power) Processors.

re: Studio Hybrid Gets 'Gold' for Being Green

Unhappy — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 18:03:40 GMT

Hey, if it's a "repacked laptop", make sure it doesn't come loaded with a Geforce 8400m GS...

Good luck...

re: Studio Hybrid Gets 'Gold' for Being Green

aikiwolfie — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 17:55:35 GMT

"This makes the Studio Hybrid the first and only consumer desktop to meet the Gold standard, beating Apple's Mac Mini and all of HP's consumer desktop offerings."

Okay I like the Hybrid. It's a great design concept. But don't you guys think maybe Dell is cheating a little here? The Hybrid is a repackaged laptop minus the keyboard, trackpad and display for the same price or more.

It's great Dell are making efforts to be green. But I'd like to see a genuine green desktop. A system that performs like a desktop. Something with the ability to have the potential of an XPS 720 H2C or better. But still be quiet and efficient and achieve EPEAT Gold status.

Well Dell does that it'll have something to blow it's trumpet about.