Dell

Yesterday I had one of those small victories which make life sweet. Someone who was trying to sell me an extended warranty put the phone down on me. Still, I’d best not jump to the end of the story, had I? I’d better tell you about our experiences with Dell Computers. Just a little bit of background about the company first. It was founded in 1984 by Michael Dell with the express intention of selling custom-built computers direct to the end-user without the intervention of a retailer. So far as UK purchasers are concerned, they operate out of a manufacturing plant in Limerick and another on the ... more

I ordered my spangly new Inspiron 510M (a notebook) on 10th August, this year. Yesterday, 16 days later I finally received everything that I ordered. A brief brochure came through the post, advertising Dell's summer deal: "No matter what system you choose in August, we'll double the memory for free." Clearly this would be a good time to invest in my laptop. Dell are admired for their excellent prices which are kept low since they only supply them themselves ie. there's no middle man (so at least you can forget another trip to PC World!) I logged onto Dell's website (www.dell.co.uk) to find no ... more

You could say I have had a lot of experience with Dell machines....I work as a freelance medical practice IT support bloke (I don’t really know what to call myself, I suppose engineer would do!) and a lot of the time I’m asked to install PC’s as medical suppliers basically rip practices off with their huge prices, therefore I undercut them and get the work! Now, I’m going to have to tell you to read dave27’s opinion on Dell machines when you’ve finished this one, as he talks a lot more about the company, whereas I haven’t had much experience with the company itself, just the machines. So read ... more

Dell are a world wide known computer company. They offer high quality products for a fair price to. We all know how good they are, the savings you can make & the wide range they offer. But some few bits of information you should consider before you consider buying from dell. Presuming your wanting a dell pc. Dell ship there products specially designed for there components. In many cases, you will find that a graphics card in side your pc is in a weird shape, size to most graphic cards on the market. This is so when you need an upgrade, you need to do so through dell. Motherboards, the most ... more

Ive now ordered 3 computers in 6 months off Dell. One for my use, one for my daughter and one for my sister. I found the process in 2 out of the 3 orders to be simple and very speedy. The website for ordering is so simple to use a child could do it. The best way is to start with a basic computer and just upgrade it yourself. It's a good way of tailoring your machine so you get the best machine for your budget, along with the best specifications. There is no paying for things you don't need and won't use. Our main requirements were a faster processor than our old HP had and wanted to upgrade to ... more