Dell, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of computers, seem to be launching new (and I dare say, exciting) products to the market. Yesterday, we heard about their new Studio Hybrid (pictured below).
The Dell Studio Hybrid range promises eco-friendly computing, with a little bit of style. However, these new computers won’t come cheap - starting at £399 for a basic setup. Look into a Core 2 Duo with 4GB RAM and you’ll soon be creeping over the £800 mark. Dell plan to add blu-ray and TV card options later this year, which will no doubt push the price up further. Add to that £70 if you’ll be wanting the Bamboo shell, and you’ll soon have a small debt building up. However, even we have to admit that the new systems look excellent, certainly something to compete with Apples range.
Now, Dell has released sketchy details about a new MP3 player. This would make sense, as Dell owns the ZING service, which promises to bring Internet Radio, subscriptions services and your friends to your MP3 player, as of yet, there’s no products actively using the service. However, if Dell can launch a new MP3 player that looks as good as their new desktops, we think it could be a real winner.
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