
Earlier this year, Dell announced that it was readying an
uber-cheap desktop for the Chinese market, but now the Round Rock powerhouse is hoping to claim a bit more of the growing space by selling "computers through the country's biggest chain of electronics stores." Reportedly, sales of its PCs will "start in 50 Gome Group stores next month and expand to more stores early next year," and Dell made it known that
the move was absolutely being made in an attempt to claim its "rightful share of the business" in this part of the globe. Of note, interested consumers can plan on seeing Dell's XPS M1330 and Inspiron 1420 laptops on display alongside the XPS 720, Dimension 9200 and Inspiron 530 desktops, but it wasn't stated whether or not those options would expand in due time.
Mr Dell is a smart man, only a Jew would know that the next big economic boom is about to happen in China.
I'm pretty sure that anyone who can read knows that the next economic boom will be in China...
Also, whether you're Jewish or not...way to be a bigot.
As a Jew, I'll take that as a compliment :)
that's good because i meant it as a compliment ;)
Go die in a fire.
I believe something was mentioned about a fire?
Wow, I think this is the first time that someone acknowledged that Dell is in Round Rock and not in Austin (other than official news articles).
New here?
Engadget has long recognized that Dell is headquartered in Round Rock.
http://www.engadget.com/search/?q=Dell+Round+Rock
Oh, haha, didn't realize they mentioned it before. This is just the first post on Dell that I've seen that they mentioned it. I was also referring to other blogs other than Engadget
go die in a hole
Gotta love that logo. Just as good as Gizmodo's AT&T Deathstar
finally an American company going to China..and selling stuff..ha suck it china!
You mean, finally an American company is selling stuff. Outside of America.
Other than weapons of course.
And the leaded paint is free.