Why purchase a Dell Laptop? | Technical Introz

Why purchase a Dell Laptop?

                                              

 Dell laptops are one of the most famous brands. Of course, this is driven by a lot of hype, but their quality largely explains why they are so good in the IT world. Take the new one as an example. Dell Inspiron6000. This is a powerful laptop equipped with the latest Intel processor Sonoma chipset. Now, this chipset is only suitable for mobile computers, and is specifically designed to keep your laptop at its best performance. This means the longest battery life, the fastest gaming and multimedia graphics, and wireless connectivity. In terms of wireless technology, these Dell laptops are equipped with the latest technology. For example, they provide other Bluetooth for your company. Of course, there is a standard 10/100 Ethernet card and Wi-Fi access, so you can use the card in wireless hotspots at home, local cafés or workplaces. Here are other accessories that complement the connection options on these computers: they have an IEEE 1394 port, a FireWire port, an S-Video port, and four USB ports. If that is not enough, the Inspiron 6000 can also provide a slot. Digital memory card for security. No matter how many digital cameras, music players, personal digital assistants (PDAs) or mobile phones you have, Dell Inspiron 6000 laptops can access them. You can choose 1.30 GHz Intel Celeron processor or 1.60 GHz Pentium processor. As far as hard drives are concerned, the usable range of these drives also ranges from 30 GB to 80 GB. Optical drive, such as a dual-layer DVD burner or a CD/DVD burner combination What does this mean for laymen? All these numbers and acronyms only mean one thing: no matter what computer you need, you can use a Dell laptop to do the job. Except for the Dell computer, there is nothing in my office. As well as at home, I will continue to buy and recommend them. Not only because they are superb computers, but also because Dell focuses its products on price and service. Let me give an example of Dell Services. Last year, I bought a Dell desktop computer for the office, and this is one of them. There is a problem with the DVD drive of this computer. I can read but cannot burn the DVD. When I talked to them on the phone, the technician asked me to perform some tests. The DVD drive is found to be faulty. The technician proposed to send me new equipment the next day, or invite a technician to my office. I chose the latter, and a technician showed up within 24 hours, replaced the equipment and let me work. I didn't even think of a better or faster service.