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CES 2007: Dell combines its new trinkets into the Home Media Suite
Next newsLas Vegas (NV) - After announcing its newfangled 27" monitor and other such high-end paraphanalia, Dell has introduced a Home Media Suite which combines an XPS 410 desktop, 27" flat-panel monitor, speakers, printer, wirless and digital television tuner into one neat package to "gear up the home" - "gearing up" being a new Dell catchphrase.
The bundle will become available in the US after the introduction of Windows Vista later in the month, though pricing was not announced.
Dell shows off ceramic cooling and an "UltraSharp" monitor ...
Source : Tom's Hardware US