$200 Off Latitude Laptops with Dell Australia – Offers end 06-10-11

September 30, 2011 · Filed Under Business, Dell Computers, Dell Deals, Laptops, Small Business, Special Offers · Comment 

Dell Australia small business currently has $200 off two of their award winning Latitude laptops for those that order online before midnight on Thursday 6th October 2011. Latitude laptops are perfect for those that require power and precision whilst on the move, and at these prices, won’t stay on the shelves for long -

Remember, these Dell online savings are only available until midnight on Thursday 6th October 2011, so be sure to move quickly if you like what you see.

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Up to $500 Off Vostro Towers with Dell Australia – Offers end 06-10-11

September 30, 2011 · Filed Under Business, Dell Computers, Dell Deals, Desktops, Small Business, Special Offers · Comment 

Dell Australia small business is offering up to a whopping $500 off their Vostro tower desktops for those that order online before midnight on Thursday 6th October 2011. This is the real ying and yang of Dell offers, with one for $50 and another for $500, ten times the discount! I know which one I’d choose!

These Dell Vostro savings are only available until midnight on Thursday 6th October 2011, so if you fancy a saving of $500 on a new business system, look no further than these deals.

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$200 Off Vostro Laptops with Dell Australia – Offers end 06-10-11

September 30, 2011 · Filed Under Business, Dell Computers, Dell Deals, Laptops, Small Business, Special Offers · Comment 

Dell Australia small business is offering up to $200 off two of their Vostro laptops for a very limited time. Simply order online before midnight on Thursday 6th October 2011 to take advantage of these two great offers, with the Vostro range offering the perfect combination of power, productivity and price. Check out these deals below -

These Dell Vostro savings are only available until midnight on Thursday 6th October 2011, so if you’re in the market for a new business laptop at a price that’s right, look no further than these superb discounts.

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$200 Off Inspiron One Touch with Dell Australia – Offer ends 27-10-11

September 30, 2011 · Filed Under Dell Computers, Dell Deals, Desktops, Home User, Special Offers · Comment 

Dell Australia is currently has $200 off their amazing Inspiron One 2310 Touch desktop for a limited time. Simply order online before midnight on Thursday 27th October 2011 to take advantage of this great deal, with the Inspiron One 2310 Touch the perfect all in one system featuring the latest touchscreen technology -

$200 Off Inspiron One Touch – Was $1199 NOW $999

This $200 saving is available until Thursday 27th October 2011, so if you want the latest technology at a price that’s right, check out this amazing online deal from Dell Australia.

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$200 Off XPS 8300 Tower with Dell Australia – Offer ends 06-10-11

September 30, 2011 · Filed Under Dell Computers, Dell Deals, Desktops, Home User, Special Offers · Comment 

Dell Australia is currently offering $200 off their XPS 8300 tower for those that order online before midnight on Thursday 6th October 2011. The XPS 8300 is an absolute monster of a desktop, with 1TB hard drive and 6GB of memory fitted as standard -

$200 Off XPS 8300 Tower – Was $1099 NOW $899

This $200 online saving is only available until Thursday 6th October 2011, so be sure to hurry if you want to take advantage of this great saving, only available online with Dell Australia.

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$100 Off Inspiron 15R with Dell Australia – Offer ends 06-10-11

September 30, 2011 · Filed Under Dell Computers, Dell Deals, Home User, Laptops, Special Offers · Comment 

Dell Australia is currently offering $100 off their Inspiron 15R for a limited time. Simply order online before midnight on Thursday 6th October 2011 to make a smart saving on this great personal computer, which features as standard -

$100 Off Inspiron 15R Laptop – Was $999 NOW $899

This $100 online saving is only available until Thursday 6th October 2011, so be sure to order today to take advantage of this awesome saving, only available online with Dell Australia.

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Save Up To 30% With Lenovo Labour Day Weekend Sale – Offer Ends 03-10-11

September 30, 2011 · Filed Under Coupon Codes, Laptops, Lenovo Computers, Special Offers · Comment 

Lenovo Computers Australia is running a fabulous weekend sale to celebrate Labour Day. There are deals to be had across the entire Lenovo Computers product range, with discounts of as much as 30% on some models. You had better hurry though, this sale is only on between Friday 30th September and Monday 3rd October.

Simply enter coupon code LABOURSALE at the checkout and these fabulous discounts can be yours.

LABOURSALE

ThinkPad Laptops


ThinkCentre Desktops

ThinkStation Workstations

ThinkServer

Make sure you buy one of these products between Friday September 30th and Monday October 3rd to take advantage of what really is a fabulous long weekend sale.

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Lenovo Computers ThinkPad T Series Hot Deal – Offer Ends 29-09-011

September 27, 2011 · Filed Under Coupon Codes, Lenovo Computers · Comment 

Lenovo Computers Australia is running a fabulous sale on its T Series ThinPad range of laptops, where you could save big. In fact if you buy a ThinkPad T Series laptop on or before Thursday 29th September 2011, you could receive a discount of as much as 30%.

Simply enter coupon code TSDEAL at checkout and these fabulous discounts could be yours.

TSDEAL

Hurry now though, these fabulous discounts aint going to sit around just waiting forever, you have to make sure you buy on or before the 29th September, so get it in gear and click on the link below.

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Earn 2 x American Express Membership Rewards Bonus Points When You Shop Online with Dell

September 26, 2011 · Filed Under Dell Computers, Dell News · Comment 

Dell Australia have teamed up with American Express to offer a great bonus for all AMEX card owners. When you shop online at Dell with your American Express Card you will earn x2 bonus points for every dollar spent* on transactions of $1000 or more.

This offer is available on a wide range of Dell products including

You can see more details here

What is the AMEX Membership Rewards Programme

American Express is a worldwide credit card and their customer loyalty programme aims to reward card holders who regularly use their AMEX credit card. Like most loyalty programmes it’s quite simple, the more you spend, the more reward points you get!

You can earn Membership Rewards points on pretty much every dollar you spend on your AMEX card, you can even put everyday purchases on your card to help the points rack up pretty quickly! You can also earn Bonus Points when you shop with a Bonus Partner such as Dell.

You can use your points on a wide range of products and services, the more points you have the better gift you can get. You can redeem your points on the following :

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Terms & Conditions:
Subject to the Terms and Conditions of the Membership Rewards program available at membershiprewards.com.au/termsandconditions. Membership Rewards Bonus Point offers are valid for purchases made in Australia and charged to an eligible Membership Rewards enrolled Australian-dollar American Express Card. Enrolment in Membership Rewards is required (an annual fee may apply).

Please allow 8 to 10 weeks for Bonus Points to be credited to your account. The Qantas American Express Card, the Qantas American Express Premium Card , the Qantas American Express Discovery Card, the Qantas American Express Ultimate Card, David Jones American Express Cards and Cards not issued by American Express are excluded from this promotion. Offers commences on 1st May, 2011.

For full terms and conditions of the American Express Bonus Points program, visit americanexpress.com.au/bonuspoints. American Express Australia Limited. (ABN 92 108 952 085). ® Registered Trademark of American Express Company.

American Express Australia Limited (ABN 92 108 952 085). Australian Credit Licence No. 291313. ®Registered Trademark of American Express Company.

Michael Dell Says Company Remains Committed To PC Business

September 26, 2011 · Filed Under Dell News · Comment 

According to Michael Dell, chief executive of his eponymous firm Dell, which trades in this country as Dell Computers Australia, the company has very little interest in acquiring the PC business of Hewlett Packard, which was rumored to be up for sale under previous chief executive Leo Apotheker, who was fired just last week by the HP board.

Under Mr. Apotheker’s leadership, HP last month said it was considering the option of spinning off its Personal Computer business, and announced it was exiting the tablet computing space altogether.

Mr. Dell however believes his company should move in the opposite direction, and is a firm believer in the company’s hardware business, despite its anemic growth and low margins.

“We are very distinct from some of our competitors,” says Mr. Dell during an interview with the Financial Times “We believe the devices and the hardware still matter as part of the complete, end-to-end solution.” The scale of its PC operations, he says, gives Dell an advantage over competitors in the smaller but more lucrative server market.

“Think about the scale economies in our business. As a company spins off its PC business, it goes from one of the top buyers in the world of disk drives and processors and memory chips to not being one of the top five,” he says. “And that raises the cost of making servers and storage products. Ultimately we believe that presents an enormous opportunity for us and you can be sure we are going to seize it.”

Dell is the second largest PC manufacturer globally, as measured by number of units sold, and has a 12.9 per cent market share. By contrast, HP, the world’s largest PC maker has an 18.1 per cent global market share, according to industry analyst IDC. Dell ranks third in the service and storage business, behind IBM and HP.

IDC analyst Bob O’ Donnell believes that Dell is well positioned to take advantage of the business that HP may put up for sale, though whether the company continues to consider that option under new chief executive Meg Whitman is uncertain.

Should HP spin off its PC business, Dell will remain as one of the few computer manufacturers that offers both hardware and services, after rival IBM exited the space when it sold its PC business to Lenovo in 2005.

The personal computing industry has faced intense pressure over the last year as consumers in North America and Western Europe have migrated towards purchasing tablets and smartphones. Gartner, another industry analyst has substantially cut its forecast for global growth in sales of the sector. In August, Dell itself also cut its full year revenue growth guidance, and cited weakening demand from consumers, and order delays from its public sector customers.

Despite the negative sentiment, Mr. Dell is adamant that we are yet to enter a post PC world.

“There are a billion and a half PCs in the world and while Gartner change their estimates here and there, they also estimate there will be two billion PCs in the world by 2014. So when I look at that, I think the idea that the PC is no longer here is complete nonsense,” Mr. Dell told the FT.

“You see PCs, tablets, you see smartphones. But those other devices aren’t necessarily replacing the PCs, so we are very committed to that part of the business, as part of this broader, end-to-end IT solutions company,”

Mr. Dell says that growth in demand for personal computers will originate mainly from emerging markets such as India and China. China in particular is already a very large market for the company’s servers and storage products as a result of deals the company has struck with large domestic internet companies such as Tencent.

“Around 60 per cent of the Chinese internet runs on Dell,” Mr Dell says.

According to the Dell chief, the company remains committed to the difficult market for tablets, despite its streak offering which was introduced in 2010 not performing very well, and HP abandoning the segment altogether.

There has been speculation that the Dell intends to release a tablet device that would run on Microsoft’s Windows 8 operating system in 2012, though in his interview with the Financial Times, the Dell chief refused to comment on whether or when the company would launch any new products. Mr. Dell did say however that the company is “very much in line” with the plans of Redmond based Microsoft on its plans to overhaul Windows so that it performs better as a tablet operating system.

“The line that separates a tablet and a laptop today will get very blurry and ultimately disappear as you see many new products,” he says.

“The trouble is how to differentiate, when there are 30 other vendors making tablets based on the Android operating system. Dell will have to look at how to position itself,” says IDC’s Mr O’Donnell who also says that Dell’s strategy may well eventually pay off.

“The services business is always hard. I am not sure anyone has really got it right. But there will be times when they can win business by offering the combination of hardware and services,” he says. “How often that will happen is unclear, but those opportunities should increase over time.”

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