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Re: Dell nears buyout!
I think all PC manufacturers are struggling. People are not upgrading their PCs as frequently as they used to and money that would have contributed to a new PC is now being diverted to purchases of tablets. Intel has reported lower sales of PC processors, for example.
Will Michael Dell make a difference back at the controls?
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Re: Dell nears buyout!
My current laptop, which I have had for a few months now, is a Dell and I'm generally very pleased with it because a) it's very fast (Core i7 CPU) and it was very cheap (£450) because I bought it through the Dell outlet store - lots of bargains if you look hard.
But in general I do find Samsung, Asus, Sony and even HP PC designs to be more inspiring.
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I've looked in the Dell Outlet several times in the past, but they always seemed to be out of stock or only offering a very few models that didn't suit me (admittedly I only tend to look at portable/laptops rather than desktops). The Dell US Outlet seemed to be far better stocked than our one.
I think I started drifting away from Dell a few years back when I bought my netbook. Dell wasn't offering anything similar and, when they did, they just did what everyone else did - and went for the cheap components/high end price option. I've not really been back since.Comment
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