Dell introduces Online Backup, more 3G for laptops
By Joshua Topolsky 
posted June 26th 2007 11:47AM
posted June 26th 2007 11:47AM
Dell didn't only drop the official announcement concerning its new Inspirons (both in the desktop and laptop variety), as well as the much-discussed, world's-seriously-thinnest-13-inch-laptop XPS m1330 -- it also managed to uncork the news that all its new widescreen laptops would be EV-DO and HSDPA ready (provided by Sprint, AT&T, or Verizon), and that the company is now offering an obviously named Dell Online Backup service to the tune of 3GB for Inspiron owners and 10GB for XPS users. We don't know much more than that at the moment, but we definitely like what we've heard thus far. Dell news keeps coming, stand by.
Now if we could all get FIOS service, all would be right in the world....
What? Only 3G? That's not even enough for part of Vista.
Oh That 3G... silly me.
Wow. Way to hijack the comments to try and make this about iPhone. Question: where the hell do you see iPhone mentioned in this blog posting? Nowhere? Then stop bringing that shit up, thanks.