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Dell Inc. could roll out a Advanced Micro Devices Inc. chip based desktop computer as early as September

Categories: AMD , Chip , Dell

Dell Inc. could roll out a Advanced Micro Devices Inc. chip based desktop computer as early as September, according to a Wall Street analyst.

The report comes less than a month after Dell Inc. said it would begin using chips made by Advanced Micro Devices Inc., spurning its longtime partner Intel Corp.


"Citigroup Investment Research has confirmed from industry sources that Dell will offer an AMD based desktop in September of this year. No details of box configuration are available. We note that AMD has recently expressed confidence that they will gain share in the second half of the year, and we point to this win as the basis for this confidence," Citigroup analyst Glen Yeung wrote in a note.

Dell Inc. could roll out a Advanced Micro Devices Inc. chip based desktop computer as early as September



Dell XPS 700

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Dell has announced the Dell XPS 700, a new high gaming desktop, with a silver finish and sleek vent

XPS 700 System Specs

Processors
Intel Pentium Extreme Edition with Dual-Core

* Intel Pentium Processor Extreme Edition Dual-Core 965 with HT Technology - (3.73GHz,1066MHz FSB, 4MB Cache)
* Intel Pentium D with Dual-Core Technology - Up to 960 (3.60GHz,800MHzFSB, 4MB Cache)
* Intel Pentium 4 with HT Technology - 670 (3.80GHz, 800MHzFSB, 2MB of L2Cache)
* NVIDIA nForce 590 SLI, up to three 500 GB hard disks and up to 4 GB of DDR2 memory reports Gizmodo



Dell to preinstall Google software on new PCs

Google and Dell have reached an agreement to install Google software on millions of new Dell computers over the next few years, Google's chief executive said on Thursday.

The executive, Eric E. Schmidt, said the arrangement meant that Google's search toolbar would appear on the screens of new Dell systems, and that Dell users would be directed to a Web page branded by the two companies reports NYTIMES.