Dell Australia are one Australia’s leading providers of home and laptop computers. Dell have a number of laptops to suit different consumer needs. If your looking for a simple netbook to browse the web and send emails then have a look at the Dell mini range. If you’re after a powerful laptop to play video and play games then Dell bring you the Dell XPS range.  Look through the Dell range at Dell Australia

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Dell Mini 9, 10 & 12

If you’re priority is to browse the internet or check emails on the go then the Dell Mini netbooks is the choice for you. Weighing a unbelieval 1kg, the dell mini can be taken everywhere and carried in any bag. 

For more information on the Dell Mini range visit www.dell.com.au/dellmini

Dell Studio XPS

The Dell Studio XPS range from Dell is design to give you a stylish laptop whiles at the same time giving you the power to run all those multimedia applications. With a 13.3″ viewing area you can be sure to enjoy your favourite DVDs and video games.

For more information on the Dell Mini range visit www.dell.com.au/dellstudiolaptops

Dell Desktop Computers

The New Dell Studio One 19
Dell brings their new All-in-one to Australia. The all-in-one offers a simple way to use your desktop computer. Now you can browse through photos and files, play your favourite music and even draw by using touch and Dell’s magical touch screen. You are sure to impress your friends and family with the new Dell Studio One 19

For more information on the Dell Studio One 19 visit www.dell.com.au/dellstudioone19

Dell Recycling

It introduced its recycling service first in Australia and New Zealand in 2004. Dell Australia has assisted customers reuse and recycle more than 800 tonnes of computer hardware and gear. Reported to 2006 Australian bureau of statistics figures, Australians purchased twenty-four million new computers and laptops. With intelligent recycling, Dell has managed to recycle up to ninety-eight percent of computer products!

It all began, when Dell a laptop computer caught fire in the year 2005, and it conducted an extended recall of 35,000 batteries sold with Latitude, Inspiron and Precision laptops in December 2005. The company announced free recycling of Dell branded new, as well as old products. It also admitted other brands in return for a purchase from Dell. It ran two free community recycling events in Sydney and Brisbane, trucking almost 20 tonnes of used equipment including monitors, desktops, printers and notebook computer computers and later moved to additional cities like Melbourne and Wellington. This effort in Australia helped restore Dell’s image in a big way. As of 2008, it has acquired second berth in computer sales inside the industry.

Visit Dell Australia at www.dell.com.au for deals on their latest computers