Dell's entry-level Vostro desktop comes with a 19-inch widescreen LCD and other goodies, all for an appetizing $349. Okay, not really–the Dell Vostro mini-tower PC sells for $349 and comes with the ...

We’re always on the lookout for a good deal for you, dear readers, and here’s the best price we’ve seen yet on Dell’s 24-inch 2405FPW 1920×1200 widescreen display: $759 with free shipping. The regular ...

Notice anything different about the laptop below? Look harder. Not a groundbreaking announcement, sure, but Dell had a prototype XPS laptop with a true 16:9 screen on display. Current widescreen ...

Dell updated its Inspiron™ and XPS™ product portfolios with notebooks and desktops that are designed to lead the industry in easy personalization, connectivity, entertainment, and mobility. Dell also ...

We took a look at Dell's impressive 2405FPW 24-inch wide-aspect TFT a short while back. Boasting impressive specifications with an abundance of features/connectivity, the WUXGA panel (1920x1200 pixels ...

Seagate hard drives, Dell widescreen monitors, Philips Blu-ray players. Check out Gadget Gal's deals for Friday, March 27: 1. Seagate is having a sale on select hard drives at its outlet center. Save ...

We’re willing to bet that many of you have wildly varied opinions of Dell. Some no doubt consider them a huge, monolithic corporation who pushes out generic computers without a soul; while others ...

The Dell 3007WFP competes directly with the Apple 30-Inch Cinema HD Display. Both offer a maximum resolution of 2,560-by-1,600, and both require dual-link DVI graphics cards for proper operation. Dell ...

Looking for a new monitor? Well, take a gander at this 24-inch widescreen monitor from Dell. The E248WFP features a 1920×1200 native resolution, 5ms response time, DVI with HDCP and a 92% wide color ...

The Dell UltraSharp UP2715K is the company’s flagship colour-accurate 27-inch IPS display with a number of unique features. Top of the list is an enormous 5K resolution, giving greater pixel density ...

We need to be more careful what we ask for. While we are pleased to hear the DigiTimes report that widescreen laptops may account for "80-90% of the notebook market in the first half of 2006," the ...