Dell dumps its PC brands to be more like Apple
On the consumer side, the Dell 14 and 16 Plus (along with their 2-in-1 versions) look like typical mainstream Dell laptops. The Dell Premium systems, formerly XPS, look completely unchanged from last year. (I've heard that we likely won't see any big changes for that lineup until next year.)
Dell becomes the default brand, in the sense that it's designed for "play, school and work", thereby replacing the ...
Dell is officially killing the XPS branding that’s become a mainstay for people seeking a sleek, respectable, well-priced PC.
It's out with the old, as Dell ushers in a new naming scheme for its wares, with just Dell, Dell Pro, and Dell Pro Max taking ...
Dell also isn’t doing away with the Alienware sub-brand, which it purchased in 2006. Alienware gaming models will, apparently ...
The Dell, Dell Plus and Dell Premium series comprise the company's consumer models that were previously labeled as either ...
New Dell Pro Desktops are available in micro, slim and tower forms, all with Intel Core Ultra and AMD Ryzen processor options ...
Inspiron, XPS, and other Dell brands are going the way of the dinosaur it seems as the new Dell, Dell Pro, and Pro Max take ...
Unified product lines Grey box shifter, Dell has killed off its XPS branding, marking the end of an error for the iconic ...
Dell's 2025 laptops are now available for order, marking a significant departure from nearly three decades of tradition. The ...
Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) builds on decades of PC innovation with a new, simplified portfolio featuring on-device AI for ...
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