Dell cuts lead, beefs up security in business PCs

I'm not Dell fan: I build my own systems for the most part. We have purchased Dell machines in the past and I've had to upgrade them. I never had any issues with that. Could you explain what about Dell machines is "non-standard"?

Your poor performance comment - I would say might be the options you selected when configuring the system. You'll get poor performance when you select the cheaper parts - but thats all realative to what your doing anyway. Try reading up on hardware specs.; Posted by: rcark01 Posted on: 02/02/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Wonder if Linux User 147560 | 02/01/05

Dude your getting DRM! Nigel Johnstone | 02/01/05

So is Dell=garbage ITGuy04 | 02/02/05

Extreme Generalization john_chodkowski@... | 02/02/05

Re:Extreme Generalization supra5mge | 02/02/05

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I'm not Dell fan rcark01 | 02/02/05

Interesting rcark01 | 02/02/05

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