Dell Doesn't Want to Sell AMD Anymore

It seems Dell Company has disappointed in AMD based desktop computers and now seriously shrinks its stock of AMD related consumer products. Confirming this Dell announce that now you can't buy AMD based computer on Dell's website. And you can get such a computer only by phone or in offline shop.

This news rushed down AMD shares immediately.  Shares felt on 4.7% to cost as low as $6,28 per share. It was just a excuse because the market was waiting for some bad news about AMD for 2 weeks already. Dell claims that it affects only website and AMD products may come back at any moment.

Dell is second in rating of world's leading computer manufacturers. It started to assemble desktop computers with AMD processors in may 2006. Now you can find only one desktop computer with AMD processor on the Dell website: Dell OptiPlex 740. Server solutions are not affected now.

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Dell hints at "Black Ice" technology

Dell today posted an update to its XPS 710 website referencing a technology only known as Black Ice. The company makes an allusion to a "cold front" but does not reveal more than a teaser image. Sources, however, suggest that Black Ice may be a phase change cooling system similar to that of asetek's Vapochill cases, which dramatically reduce the temperature of the system beyond even liquid cooling. The improvement would let Dell overclock even the hot-running Core 2 Extreme four-core processor without affecting other components. The system builder has not committed to an unveiling date but may reveal Black Ice in time for the CES expo in early January.

Earlier this year, Dell released a special edition XPS system known as the Renegade which featured an overclocked, factory-warrantied Pentium 4 as well as a then special quad-SLI video card offering.

(c) www.electronista.com

Dell to launch Blu-ray notebook pc 'XPS M1710' in Korea

SEOUL, Korea (AVING) -- <Visual News> Dell International announced the launch of ' XPS M1710', its Blu-ray notebook pc in Korea market. It features Core 2 Duo processor T7600(2.33GHz/667MHz FSB/4MB L2 cache), 512MB dual channel 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM memory, 80GB(5400RPM SATA) HDD, and 9-cell batteries.

Suggesting price is 3,299,000(KRW-VAT not included) or 3,628,900(KRW-VAT included)

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