Dell is bidding farewell to its familiar desktop and laptop sub-brands. Inspiron, Latitude, Precision, and XPS are now simpler, more generic identifiers. Here's everything you need to know.

New Dell computers will focus on the "Dell" name and eliminate its well-known sub-brands XPS, Inspiron, Precision, and Latitude. Dell's goal? It hopes that this change will make buying decisions ...

The New Dell Tower Plus is a refresh of the Dell XPS 8960 line, offering the same sleek tower with updated internals that deliver 26% more performance (according to the brand). It’s geared ...

This year Dell is rebranding its laptop and desktop computers with a new set of names that the company ... That’s also the same day when the Dell Pro Max Tower, Slim, or Micro desktop PCs ...

Dell’s new Pro Max AI PCs boast the new Nvidia RTX ... Dell’s desktops — the Slim, Micro, and Tower series — will be available with “Ada”-class RTX 4000-series GPUs on March 27 ...

Better yet, you won't have to wait months for your system to arrive; Dell estimates an early April ship date. New for 2025: The Alienware Area-51 Chassis Dell unveiled the new Alienware Area-51 ...

This includes an incredible deal on a Dell Tower Plus RTX 4090 Gaming PC for $2849.99. These PCs are significantly discounted from their normal retail price and are going to be less expensive than ...

The new lineup includes laptops and desktops with Blackwell and Blackwell Ultra GPUs; they're designed to provide enough muscle to test AI models before they’re deployed. New PCs introduced ...