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Dell Introduces New Small-Business PCs

Posted by Radimus on July 12, 2007 – 9:42 am
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Dell it launching a new series of light PCs and laptops aimed at small businesses bundled with subscription services and no built-in trial applications that IT staff would typically erase or uninstall.

DALLAS (AP) – Dell Inc. is launching a new line of notebook and desktop personal computers called “Vostro” that are aimed at small businesses with 25 or fewer employees. dell[1]

“Vostro” PCs will come with a suite of subscription-based services and a dedicated tech support staff, said Frank Muehleman, senior vice president of Dell’s small and medium business group.

Chief Executive Officer Michael Dell planned to debut the new machines at a “town hall” meeting Tuesday in New York.

Vostro, a Latin word meaning “yours,” joins Dell’s existing product lines, which include Inspiron for consumers, the Latitude and Optiplex for large companies, and the XPS for gamers. 

Vostro systems will be available with Windows Vista or XP operating systems, but won’t come with any so-called “trialware,” or sample versions of software that expire after a few weeks or months, Muehleman said.

Muehleman also said Dell had assembled a staff of about 6,500 Dell employees to handle tech support for Vostro customers.

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