Everyone has been wondering about the new Dell netbook and how Dell was going to –attempt- to challenge the more established netbooks such as the Macbook. For starters they have chosen the very ‘original’ name of the ‘Dell E’! The new netbook will come in many colors and two ‘sizes’ the 8.9” model and the more interesting ‘E Slim’ which is 12.1” but only 0.8” thick!

Dell has always catered to each individual customer’s needs and so the 8.9” model will come in three types the E-Classic being for the casual user and the E-Video+ will contain a webcam and Bluetooth for those more ‘techy’ amongst us!

I would hate it very much if my laptop would give me electric shock every time I touch it! If that happens, the first thing I will do would be to return it to the shop where I bought it. I’m quite sure the owners of Dell aluminum laptops are doing the very same thing right now with the reports that these aluminum laptops give off electric shock. According the complaints and reports at the Dell forums, the shocks differ in strength, some are mere tingles while others are sudden jolt. And we all know any of those can be really irritating. The laptop models under scrutiny here right now are the brushed aluminum finish XPS M1330 and the XPS M1530.

Dell’s 1520 Inspiron laptops were the receiving end of some criticism when first launched in the market. The major compliant about this line of Inspiron laptops is the fact that it does not say much in terms of looks as well as size. Dell heard these cries, which after only 6 months of the 1520’s release, the company has come up with the Inspiron 1525 which is about 25% smaller, 30% thinner and less heavy than its predecessor. And with the noticeably improved appearance this Dell Inspiron 1525 is equipped with features that work satisfactorily with the standard applications.

Tablet PC is still somewhat new in the industry. Majority of the computing population still prefer and make use of desktops. Tablet PC is still a fairly new concept and it only comprises a small percentage of the notebook market. The current percentage of Tablet PCs will now be increased as Dell ventures in this zone. Dell recently unveiled their Tablet PC offering - the new Latitude XT. This new 12.1-inch Tablet can be opened like a notebook and at the same it can be converted as a tablet. There’s going to be 2 models of the Latitude XT that will be available for the market. One is the lightweight edition with LED-backlit LCD screen and the second edition is the bulkier version that has CCF LCD screen.

Wouldn’t you just love to lose yourself in the World of Warcraft? The graphics and action of the Warcraft games are excellent that it would be hard not to become so immersed in it. To all of you Warcraft fanatics out there here’s good news. You can complete your gaming experience with Dell’s newly released World of Warcraft-inspired Dell XPS M1730! It’s another great gaming notebook in store for you. For sure you’ll feel stimulated by the World of Warcraft artwork that adorns its exterior. And you know what’s more? When you buy this special edition notebook, you’ll also get a “Quest Envelope” that will enable you to get hold of custom Warcraft figurines from FigurePrints. This would be great for your Warcraft items collection so make sure you don’t lose the “Golden Ticket” contained in the envelope.

If you are thinking of buying a new notebook this Christmas here’s another option for you. Dell recently announced the new addition to their XPS notebook lineup – the Dell XPS M1530. The M1530 is a notebook with a slim and sleek exterior design measuring only 1-inch in profile. Offering crystal clear display with its 15.4-inch screen the XPS M1530 weighs just below 6 lbs. And for Dell it’s not only the exterior that matters, excellence should be beyond what you see it should be experienced. To make this possible the Dell XPS M1530 is equipped with the all-new Core 2 Duo processor. It runs on Nvidia GeForce graphics to satisfy the your craving for great gaming experience.

I’m sure that a lot of people out there, just like me, are looking for a laptop that can deliver effective and efficient computing capabilities yet for a price that is easy on the budget. Losing hope in finding one with these qualities? You can raise it up again because Dell has unleashed a more affordable laptop in the form of the Vostro 1000. From its previous price of $700, Vostro 1000 is now available for just $399. With this kind of price, who wouldn’t be attracted?

To be able to reach to a wider scope of the market, Dell is venturing out into the music entertainment. This intention to move into a broader market is made known when the company announced that it intends to acquire mobile entertainment software Zing. This will definitely add more “zing” to Dell’s reputation, not to mention their sales! Zing is the company that is responsible for the technology used in music players such as Sansa Connect from SanDisk and Stiletto 100 from Sirius.

Dell’s Latitude D420 will be getting an upgrade by July 2 with the release of the new Latitude D430. Unlike some of Dell’s new notebooks that already operate using Intel’s Santa Rosa platform, the new D430 will use the Napa platform that made its debut in January 2006. But aside from that, this new Latitude will be able to hand over the deliverables since it features two options for you in the Intel Core 2 Duo U7600 (1.2GHz, 2MB L2 Cache, 533MHz FSB) or the Intel Core Solo U1400 processor. Likewise, it sports an Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 that powers its 12.1 widescreen display.

After lots of setbacks late last year, Dell is finally on its way to full recovery. In order to reach the trendy and fashion-conscious populace Dell has come up with a series of Dell Inspiron notebooks with rainbow-hued packaging! I’m sure you’re going to love these goodies since they all come in a certain style but still with the performance that one expects from a notebook.

The rainbow-hued notebooks include the following models:

After several setbacks last year, Dell is now finally getting back on its feet, recovering their lost ground. This is by becoming the first major desktop vendor to unleash laptops as well as mass-market desktops that are already installed with the Linux operating system. Gone will be the days when Dell customers have to be content with a unit with a blank hard drive and bootable CD or DVD.

Currently, Dell is already offering home office desktops and laptops, but without an operating system installed. For the laptop they offer the Latitude and Inspiron line; for the desktops they have the Dimension and the OptiPlex.

If you have taken an interest in the latest occurrences with the Dell Inc. you’ll know that they have launched the IdeaStorm Web site where visitors can give their suggestions on how Dell can best provide their needs, what they have been hungering for and what they really want most from Dell. As expected, the site was flooded with suggestions and after just a week Dell has finally listened to the majority of suggestions which is for them to develop and launch a new line of certified, user-friendly Linux-based desktop and laptop computers.

In the past several weeks and even months, computer company Dell has been buffeted by problems. Their share in the market losses has been a great one that they are now in the process of streamlining the whole business in order to get back what they had lost. All of Dell’s efforts will be headed by returning CEO Michael Dell. Dell replaced former CEO Kevin Rollins last Wednesday and he said he plans to be Dell’s Chief Executive for several years. The job of turning the company around is nothing new to him since he was the one brought it about from scratch way back in 1984. This time he’s in for another awesome challenge.

Dell Inc., the world’s biggest PC manufacturer ranked by Forbes magazine as the 28th largest company in the US by revenue, is going to recall more than 4 million laptop computer batteries—the biggest computer-related recall in the US so far. The company told last Monday that the batteries may overheat and cause fire. Although there were no reports about Dell laptops causing serious injuries due to overheating batteries and although there were only 6 cases of Dell laptops bursting into flames in the US, the company deemed it necessary to recall the batteries to ensure safety of customers.

Some analysts say that Dell’s recall could hurt the company’s reputation and standing in the market. Dell chairman and founder Michael Dell is however confident that the said recall won’t have a great impact on its business. Other analysts believe this is possible adding that Dell could in fact benefit from it since they are the first to recall the batteries, which are also being used by other manufacturers.