Dell Expands Desktop Lineup With Two Energy-Efficient Computers Designed For Businesses Of All Sizes
November 10th, 2006 Leave a comment Visited 18 times, 1 so far today
Dell Expands Desktop Lineup With Two Energy-Efficient Computers Designed For Businesses Of All Sizes
Dell today announced two OptiPlexTM desktop computers offering technology choice, streamlined lifecycle transitions and energy-efficient features to help small business through enterprise customers transform information-technology operations into competitive advantages.
The OptiPlex 740, Dell’s first business desktop to offer AMD processors, and OptiPlex 320 with Intel processors are designed to deliver enhanced performance, manageability, deployment capabilities, security and energy efficiency. The new desktops round out Dell’s lineup of redesigned OptiPlex business desktops, extending Dell’s lifecycle experience strategy to help increase business efficiencies so IT departments can focus on higher-value activities.
Streamlining Lifecycle Transitions: Each system in the refreshed OptiPlex business desktop portfolio offers technology enhancements, customer-driven features and Dell Direct Deployment service options to enable customization at time of purchase, streamline deployment and simplify product transition.
To further ease transitions and deployment for businesses, the mainstream OptiPlex 740 promises an 18-month product lifecycle as well as supporting AMD AthlonTM 64 X2 Dual-Core processors. Built-in security with preloaded tools enable administrators to easily configure and manage data encryption, providing Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 1.2-enabled password protection, secure email, and optional smart-card keyboards and biometric readers.
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