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Using more AMD Processors & AMD Gaming Platforms for XPS Desktops Dell, Desktops, Gaming, XPS products submitted by fahdriyami Jan 9
Dell seems to lack using AMD processors and mostly stick with Intels, now, Intel processors are powerfull and overclockable, but somehow they seem to lack reliablity in the long run. Intel have just released their new line of 45nm processors which require less power. Dell all-in-one Desktop Computer and printer Desktops, Printers and Ink submitted by colep04 02/27/07 Why not make an all-in-one (for Consumers) Dell computer (such as the Apple imac) but, also a small added printer in the back of the all-in-one. 9 Comments » Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Gaming submitted by doc Feb 12 Heres a cool idea... how about you attazh something like a binocular to the WII console so people can play army games more funnilly 2 Comments » Dell Web Site, Gaming, Desktops and Laptops submitted by fahdriyami Feb 19 When customizing a pc, we reach to the second most exiting part, (after the actual pc itself) the games section, however, the games are almost two years old, they should be updated and more games should be added to the list other than the current 7. New Award winning games such as "Crysis", "Call of Duty 4" and others are important. Also, having these games preinstalled and ready right out of the box saves installation time for the user. 5 Comments » Create a bargain gaming PC, "XPS Valueline" Advertising and Marketing, Gaming, XPS products submitted by curvedinfinity Feb 22
Dell, I have an excellent idea for you to implement: new XPS 730, H2C it needs new NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GX2 or NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), XPS products submitted by helmecj01 Feb 24
When dell is come out with the new XPS 730 it needs new NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GX2 or NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX graphics Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Gaming, Laptops submitted by shienarier 02/27/07 Dell should produce (very) high end gaming laptops with Killer NIC's http://www.killernic.com/KillerNic/. And yes, i know as of now there isn't a laptop version, but i'm sure interest from Dell could change that. Comment » High Efficiency Power Supplies Environment submitted by hammerstyle 06/07/07 I applaud how Dell is moving towards being a greener entity in not only it's own internal business but in also the products it sells. One move that would certainly result in a greener and more efficient computer system would be to start using high efficiency power supplies that adhere to the strictest energy efficiency rules and guidelines set out by the California Energy Commission and EU Energy. Furthermore, if Dell were to standardise on using this technology for all systems and not just for systems sold in the USA or the EU member nations, it would also have tremendous economies of scale in terms of production. 1 Comment » Laptops, Laptop Power submitted by badblood 05/20/07 **UNDER REVIEW**
MagSafe power connectors, by Apple, are magnetic power connectors that pull out harmlessly when the cord is tripped upon. Environment submitted by sean.cody 06/07/07 Allow PC batteries to be charged via solar panel chargers. Charging should work in the same way and alongside conventional mains charging. In the case of solar charging, wires should connect to a portable solar panel which can be located next to a suitable office or home window. 16 Comments » Environment, Laptop Power submitted by reg 06/10/07
Recharge Lithium-Sulfur over and over again. Sulfur is cheaper than heavy metals, and friendly to the environment. No toxic metals, and also better performing in colder temperatures. Lithium-Sulfur batteries also weigh less than Lithium Ion batteries. Dell, Laptops submitted by mkmaster78 07/09/07
Ok I fully admit there may be a high likelihood of this being a dupe but I couldn't find this in any search. Basically it goes like this, laptops are almost completely nonupgradeable (I know Badblood posted about making upgradeable laptops) and no two different styles can interchange parts. This idea is something that would help this along immensely. Dell should create an open standard for laptop design (such as desktops have ATX, microATX, BTX, etc) and release a series of laptops based on it with the ability to purchase parts later that the user can install themselves as they would with a desktop. Alienware (which as we know Dell owns) does something similar, but this standard could be released openly across all manufacturers allowing an experience with your laptop much like that of a desktop. This would allow for not only more options for laptops but also a longer laptop lifetime as parts could be swapped in and out as desired or required (in case of hardware failure). No more power transformer !!!! Servers and Storage submitted by corbo12 07/10/07
some 10 years ago, laptops were only slightly bigger. At the time, 2 schools were battling : Internal vs. external power adapters. Nanophosphate Batteries, the "juice" of the future Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Laptops submitted by computer_bob 07/14/07
In today's world of instant gratification, one major slow-down is the time it takes for laptop batteries to recharge. The answer... Nanophosphate batteries! Dell should use silver-zinc batteries: safer, longer-lasting and can be recycled Environment, Laptop Power submitted by jervis961 03/31/07
"Zinc Matrix Power rechargeable batteries deliver up to twice the runtime of traditional Li-ion batteries. They also have an aqueous chemistry that is not flammable or toxic. As a result of the inherent safety, silver-zinc batteries are not subject to airline restrictions. Furthermore, the key components of silver-zinc battery technology can be 100% recycled and reused, making it an environmentally conscious alternative to many existing battery technologies." Let the Earth charge portable electronics Environment submitted by notsofast 08/02/07 Wouldn't it be nice if devices could charge themselves simply by moving through the earth's magnetic field? That would be perfect for mobile devices. 6 Comments » Sturdier power connector on laptops Laptops submitted by xivulon 08/09/07 I had 4 Dell laptops in the past few years, 3 of them ended up with a desoldered power connector making the machines almost useless. Granted, I do mistreat my machines, but 3 out 4 is probably an indication that the power connector could be better designed. 3 Comments » Stop charging the battery when it is full Laptop Power submitted by anordal 08/12/07
Make laptops that only connect power to the battery when the battery is in use. Disconnect when fully charged, and reconnect immediately when AC-power is unplugged. This would prevent overcharging, we wouldn't need to unplug the laptop from the wall socket or take out the battery, and we wouldn't need to worry. Accessories (Keyboards, etc.), Laptops submitted by class2008 05/19/07 I think Dell should build a scanner onto the lid of a notebook(s). If someone did not have a scanner with them, on the road for example, or wi-fi hotspot, and needed to scan something, they would have one on their notebook. A scanner does not consist of much, so it would not be hard, and they are not that thick. The largest capacity battery should be included with the notebook at purchase though. What does everyone else think? 15 Comments » Ship Notebooks in padded laptop bags instead of cardboard boxes Advertising and Marketing, Environment, Sales Strategies submitted by akamat 08/02/07
Every time I buy a new computer, I get a huge quantity of cardboard boxes, cutouts, styrofoam etc. that eventually gets thrown out.  track my votes
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