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Dell’s laptop lines will look a lot different this year. Dell is retiring its Inspiron, XPS and other familiar lines in favor of a simplified structure. Its consumer laptops will now be labeled ...

Dell and HP are two of the biggest laptop brands for good reason. They both make plenty of great PCs, and whether you’re buying a laptop for school, work, gaming, everyday productivity, or all ...

The Dell OptiPlex Micro Plus 7020 is a versatile and compact desktop that excels in productivity and connectivity. With its 13th Gen Intel processors, DDR5 memory support, and multiple storage ...

Take poor old Dell, which at CES announced a major rebranding for its PC lines. Instead of XPS, Inspiron ... before it was getting described as a Mac mini clone, and not without good reason.

The entry-level 'E' versions of the new electric Mini Cooper and Aceman are destined for the chopping block – but prices have been slashed by up to $11,500 on the way out.

So they’ve broken down their family into Dell, Dell Pro, and Dell Pro Max. Gone, are the Inspiron, OptiPlex, XPS, and other naming schemes of the past. Let’s jump into the full press release ...

This is a Mini Cooper van – a rare 1962 ‘flatroof’ example. This particular one liveried up as an exact replica of the original race team spares van of the Cooper Car Company. And it’s ...

If you’re using a base model Mac Mini M4 with just 256GB of internal storage, managing a massive iCloud Drive—say, 12TB—might feel like an impossible task. Upgrading internal storage is an ...

The MINISFORUM AI X1 Pro is a mini PC with the same AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor found in the EliteMini AI370 mini PC that MINISFORUM launched a few months ago. But the new model stands out ...

Everyone has a Pansy Deacon in their life, or has at least encountered someone a lot like her at their job, a get-together, or simply railing against something or someone in a public place.

but Dell insists the original products themselves aren't going anywhere -- they're just organized now. For example, the XPS line is now housed under the "Dell Premium" label, the Inspiron line is ...