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DELL should not fall behind they must offer the latest Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Sales Strategies, Laptops submitted by bryan14c Jan 26
This is the lates news from notebookreview.com - http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=4220< Slips Intel's Penryn Processor into Consumer Laptops Laptops submitted by gwiz49 Jan 30 **PARTIALLY IMPLEMENTED**
Get the latest and faster processors into your notebooks Dell seems to be six month behind competition in bringing new designs to market on pretty much everything laptop. Allow us the new Intel Processors in notebooks competitors already have them HP Offer HighResolution screens for your consumer Laptops as you do for the business Latitudes Monitors and Displays, Laptops submitted by rseibel 04/22/07
Please offer the highresolution screen for you consumer Inspiron and XPS laptops as an option as you do for the business line of Latitudes. It is not much more effort, but makes them much more attractive. Sales Strategies, XPS products, Laptops submitted by bryan14c Jan 9
dell should implement a Core 2 extreme processor as an option for the XPS 1330 and 1530 and a first quad core notebook , because the high end models have this , why not on the 1330 and 1530 XPS is high end right? and also why stick to 8600gt that there is a 8700gt or above graphics card , well the XPS 1530 and 1330 overall design is great slim light, well as an addition dell should also implement a PENRYN processor Standardize Power Cables for Laptops Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Laptops submitted by badblood 08/27/07 **UNDER REVIEW**
Nothing is more annoying than laptop power cables that are not interchangeable from one computer model to another or from one brand of computer to another. Power cables have been standardized on most electrical applicances, including desktop computers for decades. Push SSD in notebooks esp the 1330 Sales Strategies, XPS products, Laptops submitted by 500moldschool 08/15/07
Solid State Drives (SSD) are the way to go. I am in the market to replace my old trusty 500m from 4 years ago. However, I have found few laptops that are really worth replacing my trusty 4.9lb laptop with. Newer laptops are no doubt better, but in the range of the portable non-desktop replacing market I have been disappointed. Gorgeous, beautiful eye-popping design Desktops and Laptops submitted by foobar 02/18/07
Dell needs to aggressively move away from being perceived as cheap and boring. Corrall all the confusing sub-brands into a cohesive approach that shows us a new, fresh approach to design. There is no reason on Earth why Dell has to have worse design than SONY or Apple. Indeed with your new hires, this needs to be the target. There needs to be a "Dell look" that is not "gray, dull, box" Software submitted by f4ll0u7 02/21/07 roxio is probably the worst suite of software i have ever used. it constantly crashes, burns sub-par CDs and DVDs, and displays error messages. PLEASE give us the option to not install roxio. either that, or let us choose NERO instead. nero is infinately better than roxio. 1 Comment » Make the choice of Browser Optional or make it Firefox or Opera Sales Strategies, Software submitted by badblood 10/26/07
Let us choose our default browser: Provide a Category and Sub-Category Filter Button to the Site IdeaStorm submitted by rexsolomon 02/21/07
IdeaStorm has been running a while and just like a real storm, chaos is in its wake. Tell us what WiFi chipset a laptop has. Broadband and Mobility, Dell Web Site, Linux, Laptops submitted by tonyb2006 08/29/07 **UNDER REVIEW**
Tell us the WiFi chipset used in a laptop before we buy it so we know if the WiFi chipset supports a feature we want, or if it supports Linux or another operating system that we intend to use. The WiFi chipset being like "Intel ipw2200" or "Broadcom BCM4306", or "Ralink rt2500". Proof that Linux and OSS are ONLY for hobbyists! Linux, Operating Systems submitted by phubert 03/06/07
Since so many have tried to say Linux/OSS are only for hobbyists and 'not for business', I thought it would help if we could supply anecdotal evidence of business, Education and government USE of Linux and OSS. Affordable Subnotebook with pre-installed Linux and Flash Harddrive Linux, New Product Ideas, Laptops submitted by sukw 06/19/07
Dell should offer a notebook similar to the new Eeepc from Asus. The main features have to be: Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Sales Strategies, Laptops submitted by thesun 02/25/07
I'd love to see Dell come up with a reasonable alternative to the Sony Vaio subnotebooks and the LG models. I'm a travel writer and photographer and need something that's small, has built in optical storage so that I can burn vital stuff to DVD and keep it in a separate place in case the notebook get stolen or the hard disk dies, yet still has a fully touch type-able keyboard and at least a 10.4 inch TFT screen. I'd like to see it with Linux, ideally, but could live with Windows. I'd love to see it keep the "one five" rule in mind: 1.5 lbs or less, 15mm thick, and under 1500 dollars. Laptops submitted by camelclass 03/29/07 Since the X300 has been discontinued, Dell doesn't have a really small and light notebook available anymore. I'd really like to see a Dell notebook with 10-11" screen and built-in DVD drive that weighs around 1.5 kg. Sony can do it and they can charge a lot of money for them, the market is there with very little competition. 3 Comments » Getting a Ubuntu subnotebook! :) submitted by prince_alfie 05/26/07 I would love to see a Dell subnotebook weighing <3 lbs>s tough for me to drag around a 6 lb. laptop which is 1/25 of my weight. Thanks! :D 2 Comments » Put Ubuntu on a laptop with better specs Inspiron products, Linux submitted by piratehead 10/16/07 **PARTIALLY IMPLEMENTED**
Offer an Ubuntu laptop (Inspirion or otherwise) with available discreet graphics, discreet audio, 8GB or more of RAM, a quad-core processor, bluetooth, next-gen WiFi, and integrated webcam. Put Ubuntu on the list of operating systems when building a PC! Linux, Sales Strategies, Desktops and Laptops submitted by samb0057 08/10/07 **UNDER REVIEW**
Ubuntu is hidden in a dark corner of the website. I work in IT support, and I have a client who was having virus problems a little while ago. I fixed the problem by installing Ubuntu on their PC. Very recently they called me asking for advice on a new computer, I told them about your new offer providing Ubuntu pre-installed on PCs and they wanted to purchase, but could not find the section on your site (this person is a very basic user, doesn't know what open-source means, probably didn't even see the open source link). There is no way they would have found your Ubuntu section on their own. There should be an option of having no trialware on all computers Software submitted by jervis961 08/23/07 **REVIEWED**
Here is a news article about trialware and how Dell feels that regular customers want it but small business ones do. Do they not look at the ideas here? Make Linux and no Operating system standard options on all future products Operating Systems submitted by jervis961 08/17/07 **REVIEWED**
OK Dell you have committed to supplying Linux options in limited form. Since you have laid the groundwork already here is the next step. Every new product you release that needs an Operating system should have Linux and also no Operating System as an option in the configuration along side Windows. Since you have to write drivers and test compatability for Vista when making a new product just make it compatable with Linux at the same time. There will no longer be a need for a seperate sections for Linux or no Operating system since all of the products will have the option. this will help make your site easier to navigate for you customers. You can also create an ACCURATE help me choose section for the OS choices.  track my votes
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