The new Inspiron desktop line follows the Studio XPS line with a fresh design, including a range of eight colored faceplates available on both mini-tower and slim-form-factor desktops.
Dell introduced a new line of Inspiron desktops today with fashion in mind. The new Inspiron desktop line follows the Studio XPS line with a fresh design, including a range of eight colored faceplates. The eight colors are available on both mini-tower and slim-form-factor desktops, including a special "Promise Pink" ($5 per system sale will be donated to the Susan G. Komen foundation for breast cancer research and education).
The Inspiron line is customizable with a low $299 entry point. Custom choices include Intel Celeron, Core 2 Duo, and Core 2 Quad processors, as well as AMD Sempron, Athlon 2, and Phenom X4 processors. Integrated Intel and ATI Radeon graphics are standard, with discrete graphics as a custom option. These systems will support up to 8GB of memory and up to 750GB (slim) or 1TB (mini-tower) of hard drive space. Blu-ray drives will also be available; therefore, the price and capability range of the Inspiron line will be varied from low to high end. The Inspiron slim and mini-tower desktops debut today in China though Dell.com and local retailers Suning and Gome. The Inspiron line will be available worldwide later this spring.
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