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Dell Small Business Coupons

No Comments Yet (Add) | Monday, October 5th, 2009 at 3:50pm

Here is the complete list of current coupons and deals at Dell Small Business:

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Dell Home Coupons

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Dell Small Business Coupons | Dell Outlet Coupons | Dell Canada Coupons

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What’s Your Favorite Commercial?

1 Comment (Add) | Wednesday, August 26th, 2009 at 8:48am

With all the talk of the new Miscrosoft commercials in Europe and the Pre wanting to co-exist with the iPhone, I can’t help but thinking about commercials in general. What’s your favorite technology-related commercial on television? You do remember what TV is, right? Do you love that annoying (yet catchy) Comcast song? Or are you more inclined to watch the Dell laptop commercials over and over? Let’s hear your thoughts!

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Top 5 Tips for Calling Computer Tech Support

14 Comments (Add) | Sunday, March 2nd, 2008 at 2:07am

Here are some excellent tips to help you the next time you need to call Technical Support for your computer, sent in by a community member who works for Dell XPS Premium Support.

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Dell Cyber Monday Sale

2 Comments (Add) | Monday, November 26th, 2007 at 4:23am

The Dell Cyber Monday Sale will go live on December 1, 2008. Until then here are the current coupons and deals at Dell:

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Dell Small Business Black Friday Sale

14 Comments (Add) | Wednesday, November 21st, 2007 at 9:19pm

The Dell Small Business Black Friday Sale will go live on November 28, 2008. Until then here are the current coupons and deals at Dell Small Business:

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Lenovo Coupons – Buy Lenovo vs. Dell

1 Comment (Add) | Tuesday, May 22nd, 2007 at 11:34pm

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http://live.pirillo.com/ – Which laptop brand is better: Lenovo or Dell?

Chris’s experience with Lenovo, post-sale, have been very positive. Customer service has been excellent, with one note: he has the business service plan for his Lenovo laptop. Of course, the laptop is built rock-solid, and can handle the occasional drop.

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LCD Monitor Reviews and Opinions

21 Comments (Add) | Friday, February 2nd, 2007 at 8:27pm

I have two monitors plugged into my system right now – a 1600×1200 SyncMaster 213T, and a 1680×1050 Gateway. I like the Gateway as a secondary monitor, “largely” because of its various input options – and the integrated USB hub is a wonderful bonus. However, there are a few windows I’d much rather rearrange on my primary screen – and so I’m thinking about one of the following, and am largely interested in everybody’s experiences with them (if you have one):

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I Met Michael Dell – In Person

9 Comments (Add) | Thursday, October 5th, 2006 at 4:42pm

I’m not sure if I can say exactly how it happened, but it did happen yesterday – a chance to speak with Michael Dell, face to face, for about fifteen minutes. No PR flacks, no marketing messages, no imposed limits. I made a bold move by bringing up the subject of “Dell Hell,” and he responded in a very kind manner with a satisfactory answer. I have a great deal of respect for this man (on countless levels, for countless reasons), and that feeling was only strengthened by conversing with him one-on-one. I probably sounded like a babbling idiot (what’s new?), but the entire experience was surreal. Dell is a big, big company – and you’d be crazy to belive that it had a monopoly on hiccups. Dunno if I’ll ever have the chance to shake his hand again, but at least I can say I did it once.

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Larry O’Connor on Battery Recalls and Replacement

7 Comments (Add) | Wednesday, August 30th, 2006 at 11:02pm

With the recent battery recall from both Dell and Apple a large percentage of laptop batteries may be at risk. While you certainly have the option of getting a replacement battery from the original manufacturer, it might also be worthwhile to consider some alternatives. One useful option is to find a compatible battery with a longer life than the original battery. Here Chris talks with battery expert Larry O’Connor of Newer Technology about the Apple recall, how to pick a battery and a number of tips for getting more life out of your battery while you travel.

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Mark Vena of Alienware on the PC Landscape

3 Comments (Add) | Friday, August 25th, 2006 at 1:41am

Alienware is arguably the sexiest computer manufacturer in the greater OEM space. With their recent acquisition by Dell, it remains to be seen whether they retain their edge, but so far the new machines continue to instill excitement. Mark Vena, VP of Marketing for Alienware, talks with Chris about the computer industry, the Dell acquisition, how Windows Vista is or isn’t changing the PC landscape and what (if anything) mergers like the recently annouced AMD/ATI combination mean for consumers.

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The PC De-Crapifier

15 Comments (Add) | Wednesday, July 26th, 2006 at 4:13pm

Long overdue: an OEM’s worst nightmare. Jeff Jarvis oughta love it, but I doubt Dell will. Nothing illegal here:

The PC De-Crapifier is designed to remove a specific list unwanted software in an unattended fashion. Before running, the user may select exactly what software should be removed. Currently, it is targeted for use on most Dell machines; however it will theoretically run on anything that has the software listed below…

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Dell Lies

6 Comments (Add) | Thursday, May 18th, 2006 at 11:37am

I typically don’t pay attention to emails from Dell, but a friend just so happened to email me about getting a new computer system right around the same time the Dell message popped into my inbox (with permission, of course). The email has a link that reads: “22% off ANY Dell Dimension Desktop.” Fair enough. I click the link, only to see a Web page that reads: “It’s Dell’s 22nd Anniversary! To celebrate, we’re giving you special anniversary savings: 22% off Select Dell Dimension Desktops! Simply ‘customize & price’ and purchase a new Dimension Desktop to receive INSTANT savings!”

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