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configure.us.dell.com - 3/30/2009

The Dell Online Store: Build Your System

— configure.us.dell.com — 1 DELL PREFERRED ACCOUNT (DPA) - Offered to U.S. residents by CIT Bank, who determines qualifications for and terms of credit. Promotion eligibility varies and is determined by CIT Bank. Qualifying for DPA does not guarantee promotion. Taxes, ... (more) The Dell Online Store: Build Your System

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digitimes.com - 3/24/2009

Dell says smartphone to be released on schedule

— digitimes.com — Dell will not delay the launch of its new smartphone lineup and is on schedule to release devices in line with its internal roadmap, company CEO Michael Dell said recently in Taipei. However Dell did not publicly divulge any details indicating when ... (more) Dell says smartphone to be released on schedule

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marketwatch.com - 3/21/2009

Dell phone stalled by poor reception, analyst says

— marketwatch.com — PC maker reportedly 'back to the drawing board' after failing to catch interest By John Letzing , MarketWatch Last update: 5:05 p.m. EDT March 20, 2009 SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - Dell Inc.'s anticipated effort to release a mobile phone has stalled ... (more) Dell phone stalled by poor reception, analyst says

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WebOS on a Netbook Could be the NBT
jkOnTheRun — ... LAPTOP Magazine knows netbooks. They see every single netbook that comes down the pike and quite a few that don’t even make it to the U.S. An article they’ve published looks at the possibility that we may see netbooks running Palm’s WebOS and I have to agree with them. ...

Touch tablet: Palm to beat Apple to it?
Gadgetell — ... is not just looking to pull even with anyone; clearly, they see the value in creating a category.  The touch enabled Eee PC or HP laptops have left me wanting.  Their OS touch controls are little more than sideshow effects.  Not until an OS built touch-specific will touch make much sense on a netbook.  Palm could pull this together and make a compelling offering, something their Pre has done as well. Can Palm build this fast enough?  Source: [LAPTOP] Full Story » | Written by JG Mason for ...