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> Dell Is First To Offer 500gb Hard Drives In Desktops, It's DELL again...
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post Jun 2 2005, 12:13 PM
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Dell introduced the Dimension 9100, a redesigned premium desktop computer that delivers high-end performance, multimedia technologies and proactive support to help customers more easily manage digital content and information.

Dell also announced that it is the first major vendor to ship 500-GB1 Serial ATA 2 hard drives on the Dimension XPS Gen 5 desktop, which is designed for gamers and multimedia enthusiasts. The new hard drives can store hundreds of thousands of digital music files and photos, or hundreds of hours of video.

Additional specifications include:
  • Intel 945P Express chipset with integrated Intel XD antivirus protection
  • Pentium D 8xx dual-core processors & Pentium 4 6xx single-core and
  • Up to 4GB3 DDR2 memory
  • Six expansion slots: (1) PCIe x16, (1) PCIe x4, (1) PCIe x1 and (3) PCI
  • Integrated 7.1 audio support and 10/100 network controller
  • Tool-less chassis for increased reliability and serviceability
  • Microsoft Windows XP Home, Professional
  • One year Next Business Day On-site Service4
  • Dell Support 3.0

Cool huh...

See the Dimension sets here :
www.dell.com/dimension
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post Jun 2 2005, 05:59 PM
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Wow, I don't know how I'd ever fill a 500GB hard drive! I suppose with all applications steadily growing in size I would be able to fill it, along with home movies, music and photos. 4GB of RAM as well, this PC is certainly future proof!
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post Jun 2 2005, 06:14 PM
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I don't really think gamers and media people need 4gb of ram. Come on, 1gb is already more than enough to play any game on the market today. And 500GB...if I downloaded 500GB of stuff my ISP would cut my connection. Only thing I like about is the nice sleek look with the lights. Thats just my opinion, and its biased cuz I am drooling at this comp and regretting that I just bought my new comp a month ago.
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post Jun 2 2005, 07:39 PM
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well that's a computer!!!! but i just don't want to see how much it costs >O< 500 gb and besides a Dell O_o...
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post Jun 2 2005, 07:56 PM
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Danieluchis, its about 2k. I bought mine for 1k, if I waited 2 more months I would have had enough to buy one. Dam, why does technology have to advance so fast, it makes my 1GB ram and 160GB harddrive look like a thing of the past. Arrg.
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post Jun 2 2005, 08:12 PM
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That's life for you. lol Once day, people will be using a Terabye of RAM, and CPUs running hundreds of GHz. It's only a matter of time, and I bet we'll all see it happening in our lifetime. That's why I'm holding off on buying anything new, since what I have at the moment is good enough even though it is outdated and old. Just as long as it works for my needs, that's all that should matter. Gamers are the ones who are helping in the advancement of technology most of all. The average office admin only needs a good old Pentium III to get by comfortably.
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post Jun 2 2005, 08:34 PM
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Hmm...you know what I am gonna do. I am gonna steal all the worlds supply of silicon, and horde it for a couple years in Antarctica. When I feel like my comp is getting sluggish I will release back into a world. What a great plan, now I just need the manpower.
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post Jun 2 2005, 08:48 PM
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Whats The Point Of HAVING 500 gb, Whos Going To Use All That Space, You Would Have To Download ALOT. I Use The Computer Everyday For At Least 4 Hourst And Im Stretching To Fill 200GB. But They Are The First, Thats A Good Thing. DELL ROCKS!!!!
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post Jun 2 2005, 11:07 PM
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QUOTE(Yipster @ Jun 2 2005, 02:56 PM)
Danieluchis, its about 2k. I bought mine for 1k, if I waited 2 more months I would have had enough to buy one. Dam, why does technology have to advance so fast, it makes my 1GB ram and 160GB harddrive look like a thing of the past. Arrg.
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That's just for the regular system specs. If you want the 4Gb of ram, 500gb hard drive and a dual core proccessor it brings the price to over $4.5 thousand
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