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Dell sells nearly 12 million defective computers

Tuesday, September 7th, 2010

In an article published on Monday, June 28 , 2010 , the New York Times reveals that Dell has sold between 2003 and 2005, nearly 12 million defective machines.





The U.S. daily has had access to the records of a lawsuit brought in 2007 by a company that had acquired the American brand appliances. “The documents which have just been made public show that Dell employees knew that computers were likely to fail,” wrote The New York Times.

The deficient  computers are the professionals OptiPlex, Dell‘s flagship products, both were sold to small and medium companies  to large retailers like Wal Mart, or even government authorities, the newspaper said.

The manufacturing defect is bound to capacitors integrated into the motherboard of the computers. “A survey by Dell found that these capacitors were likely to cause problems in 97% of cases over a period of three years,” said the New York Times, quoting from the documents. The crux of the matter is not the default, but the fact that Dell knew that these capacitors, provided by the Japanese company Nichicon, were defective. The Texan manufacturer did not focus on the quality control, but has preferred to treat the problem downstream, through its customer service. Consequence: if Dell has replaced the motherboards of the defective computers , the replacement cards themselves were defective! In part because Dell has squandered, 97% of the production Nichicon, over a period of nearly three years, were flawed. Quality problems were thus ten times worse than what Dell had planned.

So Dell will certainly have to pay a heavy fine, and a hefty bill in compensation to its customers. This example is instructive, because it affects a large number of machines: it is very nearly the equivalent of the annual production of computers from Apple. But Dell is not an isolated case , Apple itself had problems with capacitors at its iMac G5 . In 2007, Advanced Internet Technologies has filed a complaint against Dell after purchasing a fleet of 2,000 of these computers which a significant number of them quickly broke down.

The investigation  conducted in this case focused on whether Dell was, yes or no aware of these risks and problems related to components used in assembling its machines. According to the New York Times who obtained certain documents from the investigation, there is no doubt that Dell has knowingly sold defective computers that they knew about .

Indeed, we learn that Dell had even commissioned a study of these machines that revealed that these computers were 97% likely to fail within three years after their first power. But Dell had continued to sell them. An issue with these revelations, should take on new dimensions. Indeed, many professional  customers  will discover the existence of the complaint and support it. There is already talk of many class-actions and millions of dollars in compensation to be paid by Dell.

Regarding the consequences of such a scandal in terms of image, it could be disastrous for the Texan company!

About LCD Monitors

Sunday, August 15th, 2010

Attorney General of New York filed a lawsuit against several manufacturers of LCD accused of colluding on prices. LG, Samsung, Sharp and Toshiba are involved.

Already covered in recent years by several investigations and convicted, the leading manufacturer of LCD screens are again the subject of a complaint for unlawful agreement.





The New York Attorney Andrew Cuomo has opened an antitrust lawsuit against several brands among which include Hitachi, LG, Toshiba, Samsung, Sharp, AU Optronics, Chi Mei . Some manufacturers already heavy sentences. Cuomo accused them of having together to fix prices of their products and the prices to be charged with computer manufacturers. They are accused of selling their panels to illegally fixed prices to companies like Dell and IBM.

The problem is huge, since both companies have sold their machines to public services such as the federal government, counties, municipalities, schools, hospitals or barracks. He has claimed damages for consequential compensation for the “hundreds of millions of dollars” for those municipalities, schools and cities of the State of New York that would have spent on overpaying LCDs.

In the U.S, Dell recovery a matter of cartel around the LCD and wants to dismantle a cartel of manufacturers for questionable business practices … First end 2008 and end 2009 under the leadership of Nokia’s business unlawful agreement on the price of LCD screens have exploded into the open. The U.S. manufacturer Dell was filling earlier this year  a new complaint against HannStar, Hitachi, Seiko Epson, Sharp and Toshiba to the court in San Francisco. For the moment, none of the defendants were willing to answer these charges.

Recall that in 2009, the U.S. court had already sentenced Hitachi, Sharp, LG and Chunghwa Picture Tubes for price fixing, condemning them to pay some $ 585 million in damages, including $ 400 million just for LG.  Nokia and Dell have each filed complaints against most of the brands mentioned. Why a new procedure. Because the trial covered only the period from 2001 to 2006, and since, things have clearly not arranged on the market of the screen.

Moreover, the problem is obviously not only in the United States, and at the same time, the European Commission publishes a list of accusations against certain manufacturers of screens that would violate European law. If we do not know the names of all businesses worried, however we know that LG and Philips are part confirmed they have received threats from the Commission.

And that’s not all, Japan also competition authorities began to search for manufacturers of LCD panels, hoping to stop suspected illegal business practices. If all these procedures reach the same conclusions at the same time, manufacturers could have complained to regularize their situation in each continent and pay heavy damages and fines …

Restore Dell Window Vista Fabric Settings

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

When you buy a computer you are inclined to add as many applications as you can to make your computer work better. Most of the times these applications pay off: they make sure your computer performs at the capacity you expect it to. What happens however when things don’t go as well as planned and your computer creates a lot of problems? How do you go back to the basic settings the computer received from fabric?





Suppose you buy a Dell computer, desk computer or laptop. Like all computers on the market nowadays Dell computers come with Windows Vista operating systems installed on them. For some reasons, Vista is a tricky program. Many of its users are unsatisfied with the way this system works. It comes as no surprise that it rejects some programs or works inadequately with others. If Windows Vista is running slow or it shuts down, what can we do to return to the initial settings from fabric?

Here are some steps we must take in order to get to restore the Dell Windows Vista to its fabric settings.

The first step you have to take is securing your files. To that end, you must burn them all to a CD-ROM or to copy them on a memory stick. When you begin the operation of restoring the fabric settings all files will be lost including the files you had installed, like Microsoft Office.

The next step is to unplug all devices or modems you had working on your computer except for the keyboard.

A third step requires to shut the computer down, or at least restart it. When you restart the computer, as soon as you see the Dell logo continue to hit the F8 key more than once. Keep doing this until you see on the screen the message: “Repair your computer”. Choose this option, although there are others, and then press Enter.

Next thing you see on the screen if you do that is a window inviting you to select the keyboard layout. From the drop-down menu select US, and click OK.

Then, you will see another window that tells you to select user ID and the password of the Windows Vista account. Select the account but make sure the user account has an administrative function. If you have a password, type it in. If you don’t, leave it blank and then click OK.

The final step takes you in front of a window with multiple options. On the bottom there is an option that says “Dell Factory Image Restore”. At this point, you still have an option: if you don’t want to lose the settings you have added recently, all you have to do is click Restart or Shut down on that window. If you do that, the computer restarts with the latest settings on it. If not, click on Dell Factory Image Restore, and the computer will perform the operation of restoring the fabric settings in about 45 minutes.

Essay About Dell Computer Corp

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

One of the most successful corporations that manufactures computers is Dell Corporation. The success of this corporation is closely related to the success story of Michael Dell, the founder of the company.





Michael Dell was a prodigy kid which attempted at the age of 8 to graduate high school, and had his own auction before the age of 18. All the way he showed a fascination with commerce and business propositions, and that would bring him the enormous success he now enjoys. By the time he turned 18, Michael Dell set out to outsmart IBM and build a company more successful than any other computer manufacturing company in the world.

He was a freshman at the University of Texas in Houston when he began a lucrative business based on selling upgraded computers. Except for commerce Michael Dell really loved computers. He combined the two, and the combination was a real breakthrough. Michael Dell had a new policy, however: building a relationship with the customers.

In 1984, Michael Dell founded the company Dell Corporation Company, the company that provides computing products and services to the client. Dell explained the success of his company by saying that the most important thing is to have a serious organizational culture and to unite all those who work for you around a common goal, to make them feel they are part of something big and special, which is the case here.

By the time he built the company, Dell had a capital of $1,000. He was 19. He left the university after the inception of this business and dedicated his entire time and resources to the success of this endeavor. Seven years later he made it to Fortune 500, as the all times youngest CEO of a corporation.

Once Dell company started, it went on very well, and sky was the limit (almost literally in his case). In 1987 Dell established its first subsidiary overseas, in the United Kingdom. A year later Dell brings its capitalization to the amount of $85 million.

In 1991 Dell took a leap of faith by converting its entire product line to use Intel 486 microprocessors. That labeled Dell as the company that takes the risks and wins, at the same time bringing to the customer the latest technological achievements.

It doesn’t come as such a surprise then that in 1992 Dell increases its profits by 127%. “Liquidity, profitability and growth” became in 1993 the company’s motto. In 1996, Dell became the third server vendor in the world with its PowerEdge server line.

Another break is the Latitude notebook with a battery that broke all records in longevity. In 1998 Dell becomes the number two manufacturer of personal computers in the world. After one year, the company becomes number one in the United States. Michael Dell’s dream of beating IBM finally came true.

In a few years, Dell became one of the most important laptop manufacturers, and it is present on the market of cell phones and cutting edge iPhones, too.

DELL Computer

Friday, May 21st, 2010

Dell is an experienced computer manufacturer, well-known all over the world for its high quality laptops, desktops, servers, workstations, monitors and computer accessories.





Dell laptops and desktops are split into many groups, but the most representative are: Inspiron, Studio and Alienware.

The cheapest Dell computers are the members of the Inspiron family. The cheapest Dell Inspiron laptop (Inspiron 11z) costs $350, and it has a very basic configuration:

- 11.6” LED-backlit HD Ready widescreen supporting resolutions up to 1366 x 768


- Intel Celeron 743 or Intel Pentium SU4100 processor, both from the ULV family at 1.3Ghz frequency
- 2GB or 4GB DDR2-800 memory, although the Intel GS45 chipset suggests support for up to 2 x 4GB of DDR2 SODIMM memory
- only Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics with shared memory up to 1.7GB
- standard 2.5” S-ATA laptop hard drive with different capacities: 160GB, 250GB or 320GB, but of course it can be later changed to any capacity available (in the time of writing up to 640GB or 750GB)
- 3-cell 24Whr or 6-cell 56Whr Li-ion battery, considering that it’s an ultra portable laptop you should choose the 6-cell battery
- it doesn’t have an optical drive, an external one can be used through a USB2.0 port
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, flash memory card reader and 1.3megapixel Webcam are part of the basic configuration
- Ports: LAN 10/100, HDMI, 3 x USB 2.0, Kensington lock and AC power in

The most expensive Dell laptop computer is specifically built for gaming.

The Alienware M17x with the best hardware components is one of the fastest gaming laptops ever built:

- 17” FullHD 1920 x 1200 RGB LED-backlit LCD screen

- Intel Core i7 Extreme 920XM 2GHz processor (true quad core)
- two Radeon Mobility 5870 graphics cards in Crossfire mode
- 8GB DDR3-1333MHz Dual Channel memory
- 512GB SSD (2 x 256GB in RAID 0 mode) for the shortest loading times
- slot-loading Blu-ray burner
- Razer Mamba wireless laser gaming mouse
- Intel Ultimate N Wi-Fi card with MIMO technology
- Expresscard digital TV-Tuner

It costs no less than $5,390.00, but there’s no game available today that won’t run in maximum detail quality.


The best gaming Dell desktop computer is also from the Alienware category:

The best possible configuration comes with:

- factory overclocked Intel Core i7 980X Extreme Six Core processor at 4GHz and 12MB cache
- Alienware High-Performance liquid cooling system
- two ATI Radeon 5970 graphics cards in Crossfire mode, with a total of 4 graphics processors and 2GB GDDR5 memory
- 12GB DDR3-1600Mhz memory, three channel mode
- 512GB SSD (2 x 256GB in RAID 0 mode)
- 2TB secondary hard drive (2 x 2TB in RAID 1 mode)
- two optical drives: Blu-ray burner and DVD-ROM
- 24” Dell Ultra Sharp FullHD monitor
- HaupPage internal TV-TUNER
- Alienware TactX keyboard and mouse

The total cost of this gaming supercomputer is $9,858.00. For ultimate gaming experience you’ll want nothing less. You may also consider adding 2-5 extra monitors to extend the desktop area using Eyefinity technology.

DELL Laptop Computer Accessories

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

Dell is one of the top computer manufacturers. Dell laptops and desktops are sold worldwide, although it’s not a very cheap brand, meaning that other manufacturers make similar products at much lower prices, without sacrificing quality.





Most Dell laptop computer accessories are much like the products of other accessory manufacturers. Laptops have two parts that are brand-specific: battery pack and docking station. In these two cases it’s always recommended to go with the original parts, even if other manufacturers offer compatible products at much lower prices.

It’s important to buy original Dell Docking Station for your Dell laptop, because original Dell laptop computer accessories have the best quality. The docking station’s most important feature is the docking connector that has to make perfect contact every time you attach your laptop to the docking station.

The Dell Simple E-Port Replicator sells for $129 and is the ideal solution for expanding your laptop into a workstation, while you’ll be able to detach you laptop anytime by removing a single connector.

This specific docking station comes with a 130Watt power supply, making it compatible with a wide range of Dell laptops: Latitude 2110, E4200, E4300, E4310, E5400, E5410, E5500, E5510, E6400, E6400 ATG, E6400 XFR, E6410, E6410 ATG, E6500 and E6510, Precision M2400, M4400 and M4500.

It has got all important ports: 5 x Hi-Speed USB – 4 pin USB Type A, 1 x network – RJ-45, 1 x display / video – 15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15), 1 x display / video – 24 pin digital DVI, 1 x display / video – 20 pin DisplayPort, 1 x eSATA / Hi-Speed USB and Audio Input/Output jacks.

It’s one of the most important Dell laptop computer accessories, because all additional accessories can be connected to it.

Other docking stations connected through a USB port may not be as fast when it comes to video output and other devices that require bigger transfer rates. USB 2.0 limits total speed to a theoretical 480Megabits/s (60MB/s), but practically you’re lucky if a USB device reaches 75% of that speed. Most cheap computer accessories (like external USB 2.0 hard disk racks) function at speed around only 20MB/s (160Megabits/s).

It costs $129, but it doesn’t have a laptop power adapter because it only connects through one USB port, so this only complicates things with it’s additional power supply only for the docking station.

For travel, the most important accessory to take with you is the mouse, some kind of Internet connection and a universal power supply that will run on any AC/DC current found in outlets around the world.

At $29 the original wireless Dell mouse is the most efficient choice:

It’s compatible with Windows 7, this important to know if you intend to use the programmable buttons on it. Most laptops have integrated Bluetooth modules that will run the mouse without a problem. Laptops without Bluetooth require an additional USB to Bluetooth adapter that’s available in very small sizes, perfect for laptops.

Batteries For DELL Laptop Computers

Friday, May 14th, 2010

Dell is one of the top personal computer manufacturers today. While most Dell computers have a unique stylish design, their prices refuse to go as high as Apple computers. Compared to Apple, one of the most resistant manufacturers to new hardware, Dell is always adopting new hardware components as they appear on the market, without adding too much to the price of previous models that the new one is meant to replace.





Amongst other specialties, Dell also made one of the biggest laptops ever designed, with a 20.1” wide screen (16:10 aspect ratio) 1680 x 1050 resolution screen and Radeon Mobility X1800 graphics card it was a very good portable workstation when is was launched a few years ago, but even today thanks to it’s Core 2 Duo processor should have no problem in dealing with games and demanding software.




Batteries for dell laptop computers can be bought on-line from the official Dell website, there is still support for models released as far as five years ago. For older laptop models you may have the only option to refurbish your old battery, changing the old cells with brand new ones available in most laptop repair shops.

The cheapest battery for dell laptop computers (available at Dell.com) costs $50, and it’s compatible with Dell Studio 1457 and 1458.

Depending on the configuration, this 56Watt-hour 6-cell Lithium-Ion battery may last up to 3-4 hours on one charge.

The second cheapest battery for Dell laptops costs $69 and offers the same amount of power as the first, 56Watt-hours. It’s compatible with Dell Vostro 3400/3500/3700 laptops and offers “reliable power for dependable performance”, according to the marketing slogan. As strange as it may seem, there are no photos of it available on the official Dell site, nor elsewhere on the Internet.

For the above mentioned Dell XPS M2010 laptop there are still batteries available. With an $80 price tag, the third cheapest battery for Dell laptops is for the M2010′s detachable keyboard.

14Watt-hour is the maximum capacity of this little two-cell battery, but it’s enough for all modules inside the detachable keyboard.

Next on the list is a 28Watt-hour battery for the latest Dell netbooks, Inspiron 1012 and Inspiron Mini 10 (1012). With a 3-cell design based on Lithium-Ion technology it costs $80 on the official Dell website.

The Dell Inspiron Mini 12 is a somewhat more powerful ultra portable laptop, with an impressive 1280 x 800 resolution screen. With an Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM, 60GB 4200RPM low power hard drive and integrated Intel GMA 900 graphics it manages to squeeze out more than 5 hours of battery-powered productivity with the 6-cell battery. The fourth cheapest battery on our list is he 3-cell battery for this laptop, which makes it run only about 2-3 hours on one charge.

It costs $80, but for those who don’t intend to use the laptop a lot on the road it makes perfect sense to purchase, rather than the more expensive 6-cell battery that costs at least $135.

Dell Laptop Computers

Thursday, March 18th, 2010

The notebooks are getting more and more popular these days, and not just among business men, but among people of all ages and professions. A laptop is just like a computer (it has the same components and is capable of doing the same tasks) only that it is much smaller, thinner and lighter. So the biggest advantage of a notebook would be its portability. You can use a laptop anywhere you want, for example in the park, at a picnic, at the beach, in a hotel room, in the train and so on. It comes with an included rechargeable battery, which allows you to use it anytime you need to, without even needing a power source.




There are many good producers of notebooks on the market, and here are some of the best companies in the world: Hewlett Packard, Dell, Acer, Asus, MSI, Lenovo, Toshiba, Fujitsu and Apple. Today we’ll focus on just one of these companies and we’ll choose Dell.

Dell was founded in 1985 by Michael Dell and has the headquarters in Texas, USA. But since it is a big multinational company it has many other stores and factories all over the world. In 2009 it had about 76.000 employees and was the third largest producer of personal computers in the world. But this is not all, because for many years in the 80’s and 90’s Dell was the largest producer of computers in the world. Today it makes all sorts of electronic products, such as: computers, notebooks, storage devices, cameras, printers, computer software, networking devices and even High Definition TV-s.




Today we’ll talk more about one of the Dell’s laptop computers, and we’ll choose the Inspiron 1545 laptop. It is a cool looking laptop that is available in many colors and artistic designs and which will allow you to do any kind of computer activity you want. It has a 15.6 inch display screen that is also widescreen (with a 16:9 aspect ratio) allowing you to watch movies in High Definition. It even has a 7 in 1 media card reader which allows you to easily transfer data from your digital camera, phone or MP3 player. It also comes with an integrated webcam and latest in WiFi technology so that you can always be connected to the internet, and to keep in touch with friends through a video conference. It features most of the ports you possibly need, such as: the power adapter port, 2 USB ports, the VGA out and the Ethernet port (on the left side) and a 34 mm Express Card slot, another USB port and the optical drive on the right side.



And now here are the technical details for this model:

- processor – Intel® Pentium® Dual Core™ T 4400 (2.2 GHz/800 Mhz FSB/1 MB cache)

- operating system – Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64 bit, English

- display – Glossy, widescreen 15.6 inch display (1366 x 768)

- optical drive – 8 X CD / DVD Burner (Dual Layer DVD +/- R Drive)

- memory – 3 GB2 Shared Dual Channel DDR 2 at 800 MHz

- hard drive – 320 GB3 SATA Hard Drive (5400 RPM)

- video card – Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X 4500 HD

- software – McAfee SecurityCenter, 15 Months

- connectivity – Dell Wireless 1397 802.11 g Half Mini-Card

- battery – 6-cell battery

- color – Jet Black

- warranty – 1 Year Basic Service Plan

- Integrated 1.3 MP Webcam

- Starting Price – $ 773

- Total Savings – $ 234

- Subtotal – $ 539

So here was just one example of a pretty good (and also accessible) laptop offered by Dell, but of course there are many more other notebooks in the offer of this company. Just search for them on the official site of the company (or in any retail store or auction site) and try to find the best deal possible. Good luck!

Dell LCD Monitors

Wednesday, March 10th, 2010

Dell is a multinational company with its headquarters in Rock Round, Texas, which manufactures and sells support for personal computers. Products like Desktops, Servers, Notebooks, Netbooks, Peripherals, Printers, Televisions, Scanners, Storage and Monitors. In this article we will talk about Dell LCD monitors.




17 inch LCD monitors

- Dell E170S – 17 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1280 x 1024 resolution, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, Video Graphics Array interface

- Dell E178WFP – 17 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1440 x 900 maximum resolution, 800:1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 8 ms response time, maximum view angle 160 degrees, analog VGA interface

19 inch LCD monitors






- Dell P190S – 19 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1280 x 1024 maximum resolution, 800 to 1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, VGA and DVI-D interface

- Dell IN1910N – 18.5 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1366 x 768 maximum resolution, 1000:1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, analog VGA interface

- Dell E1910 – 19 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1440 x 900 maximum resolution, 1000 to 1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, VGA and DVI-D interface.

- Dell Professional 1909W – 19 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1440 x 900 maximum resolution, 1000 to 1 contrast ratio, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, analog, DVI-D and HDCP interface

- Dell SP1908FP – 19 inch LCD screen, TrueLife Dell Gloss display, 1280 x 1024 SXGA maximum resolution, 800 to 1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 4 x USB 2.0 and DVI-D interface

- Dell SE198WFP Wire Screen – 19 inch wide LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1440 x 900 WXGA+ maximum resolution, 1000 to 1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, analog and DVI-D interface

20 inch LCD monitors

- Dell ST2010 – 20 inch wide LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1600 x 900 maximum resolution, 1000 to 1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, VGA and HDMI interface

- Dell P2010H – 20 inch wide LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1600 x 900 maximum resolution, 1000 to 1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 170 maximum view angle, VGA, DVI-D, DP and USB interface

- Dell UltraSharp 2007FP – 20.1 inch LCD screen, AV and IPS, 1600 x 1200 maximum resolution, 800 to 1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 16 ms response time

- Dell Professional 2009W – 20.1 inch LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1680 x 1050 maximum resolution, 2000 to 1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 170 degrees maximum view angle, VGA, DVI-D and HDCP interface




22 inch and 24 inch monitors

- Dell G2410 – 24 inch wide LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1920 x 1080 maximum resolution, 1000 to 1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 170 degrees maximum view angle, VGA and DVI-D interface

- Dell ST2310 – 23 inch wide LCD screen, rotating nematic crystals, 1920 x 1080 maximum resolution, 50000 to 1 contrast ratio, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 5 ms response time, 160 degrees maximum view angle, HDMI, DVI-D, HDCP and VGA interface

For more information about Dell LCD monitors, you can visit their website at http://www.dell.com.

Dell Computer Accessories

Friday, March 5th, 2010

Dell, is a multinational company based on developing and selling computers and related products and services. Founded in 1984 in Austin, Texas by Michael S. Dell, the company started to manufacture: desktops, servers, notebooks, netbooks, peripherals, printers, televisions, scanners and storage. Dell also sells laptop and desktop accessories, like: cables, hubs, adapters, keyboards, mice, motherboards, processors, speakers, headphones, headsets, graphic cards, gaming accessories, bundles, TV tuners, web cameras, sound cards and furniture at extremely low prices.




Dell mice:

- 2-Button USB Optical Mouse – wired, USB interface, optical movement detection technology, 2 buttons, scrolling wheel, including 1 USB cable, for only $14.99

- 2-Button USB Optical Mouse for Dell Vostro 410 Desktop – wired, USB interface, optical movement detection technology, 2 buttons, 1 USB cable included, for only $16.99

- 6-Button Laser USB Mouse – wired, USB Interface, laser movement detection technology, 6 buttons and 1 USB cable, for only $16.99

- Bluetooth 5-Button Travel Mouse – Pretty Pink High Gloss – wireless technology, Bluetooth interface, 5 buttons, programmable buttons, for only $29.99.

Keyboards:

- 104-Key Multimedia Keyboard – external form factor, wired technology, 104 keys, multimedia keys, for only $21.99

- Multimedia Pro USB Keyboard – external form factor, wired technology, USB interface, 104 keys, multimedia keys, 1 USB cable included, for only $37.99

- Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Bundle with USB Adapter – wireless technology for wire-free mobility, 104 keys for the keyboard, 3-button mouse, for only $59.99

Speakers:

- Internal Chassis Speaker for Dell OptiPlex 760 Desktops – 1 watt output power, wired technology, computer chassis placing, for $11.99

- AX210 Stereo Speaker System – 2 multimedia speakers, active speaker type, 1.2 watt output power, integrated audio amplifier, wired technology, USB interface, for only $24.99

- AY410 Multimedia Speaker System – 2.1 channel PC multimedia speaker system, 2 speakers, 1 subwoofer, active speaker type, 33 watt output power, 65 – 17000 Hz response bandwidth, integrated audio amplifier, wired technology, subwoofer volume control + on/off power button, audio cable included, for only $39.99 saving $20.00 from the original price of $59.99





Power protection:

- 3000 VA / 120 V 2U Dell Rack Mount Smart UPS for Select Dell Power Edge or PowerVault Servers – UPS rack-mountable, plug-in module battery enclosure, 2 rack units height, 19 inch rack size, weighs 95.9 lbs, AC 120 V input voltage, 3000 VA power provided, up to 11 minutes at half load run time battery, 1 expansion SmartSlot, Audible alarm, emergency power off, automatic voltage regulator, LED indicators, overload protection, FCC Class A certified,  includes APC PowerChute Business Edition software, for only $1,189.99

Processors:

- Dell Celeron 1.8 GHz – 512 KB L2 cache, 1.8 GHz processor frequency, for only $79.99

- Dell Core 2 Duo E5400 2.7 GHz – 800 MHz bus speed, 2 MB cache, 2.7 GHz processor frequency, for $129.99

- Dell Xeon E5310 1.6 GHz Quad Core – 1066 MHz bus speed, 8 MB L2 cache, extended memory 64 technology, 1.6 GHz processor, for $299.99

- Dell Quad Core Opteron 2350 – 1 GHz hyper transport technology, 2.0 GHz processor frequency, up to 2 MB cache, for $349.99

And the list dell computer accessories is longer than you think and it continues on their website on http://accessories.us.dell.com.