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  • Dell and AMD On New Blade Servers

    Last week I met with AMD's Pat Patla and several of his closest analyst buddies at a dinner AMD was hosting. Pat heads up AMD's server and workstation business division and we thought it would be fun to get together and talk about some of our efforts. We’ve been busy working on an upcoming server platform that we have already been talking a bit about - the PowerEdge M805 and M905 Blade Servers - and wanted to give you some more information, in the video below. Hope you like what you
    Posted to Inside IT (Weblog) by glenn_keels on 08-22-2008
    Tags: Server, Products
  • Latitude XT Pricing

    First off, thanks to everyone for your insights on this product.  It's a product that lots of us have put effort into and we're happy bring it to market. Since last week, we've gotten over 150 comments from Direct2Dell readers. Much of that feedback involves pricing. The same is true for in the blogosphere. jkOntheRun's James Kendrick mentioned that our starting price was high. So did Larry Dignan from Between the Lines . Kudos to Crunchgear for the best headline on the topic
    Posted to Inside IT (Weblog) by glenn_keels on 12-18-2007
    Tags: Products, Strategy
  • Latitude XT: Capacitive Touch and More

    As many of you know, we've been developing the Latitude XT for some time. During that time, we've spent a lot of time talking to Tablet PC customers about what they like and don't like about existing products. Customers told us that existing Tablet PCs are just too clumsy and clunky. We've worked to address this by creating one of the lightest and thinnest 12.1" convertible tablets on the market at about 1" thick and 3.6 pounds. I'm glad to see that some reviewers like
    Posted to Inside IT (Weblog) by glenn_keels on 12-11-2007
    Tags: Technology, What You Need To Know, Vlogs, Design
  • Latitude XT: Capacitive Touch and More

    As many of you know, we've been developing the Latitude XT for some time. During that time, we've spent a lot of time talking to Tablet PC customers about what they like and don't like about existing products. Customers told us that existing Tablet PCs are just too clumsy and clunky. We've worked to address this by creating one of the lightest and thinnest 12.1" convertible tablets on the market at about 1" thick and 3.6 pounds. I'm glad to see that some reviewers like
    Posted to Small Business (Weblog) by glenn_keels on 12-11-2007
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