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In Pictures: 30 Famous Fictional Computers

By David Civera

Fiction is often a far cry from reality, and there’s no better example than the computer systems featured in movies, TV shows, books, and comics. Today we’re showcasing some of the most notorious machines from works of fiction.

Dell's Thumb-Size 'Ophelia' PC Ships in July

By Kevin Parrish

The first units will ship to developers, and then telecom and cable providers. Client versions will arrive sometime after that.

Dell Discounts XPS 10 Windows RT Slate Down to $300

By Kevin Parrish

Dell has dropped the pricing on its XPS 10 Windows RT convertible.

HP Introduces New x2 Detachable PC Powered by Tegra 4

By Kevin Parrish

HP has expanded its x2 detachable PC line with new Android and Windows 8 models.

Dell VP: We're Still Committed to Windows RT

By Kevin Parrish

Dell has confirmed a new generation of XPS 10 tablets that are in the works.

Intel Developing the Efficient Ivy Bridge Pentium 2127U CPU

By Tarun Iyer

Intel has expanded its family of “Efficient” chips based on the Ivy-Bridge processor with the Pentium 2127U.

Blackstone Reportedly Pulls Dell Acquisition Bid

By Jane McEntegart

Blackstone has taken itself out of the running for a Dell acquisition.

Dell Releases School-Oriented Latitude 3330 Notebook

By Kevin Parrish

This new Dell notebook slides easily into a school's existing IT infrastructure.

Dell Now Offering Ubuntu on Alienware X51 Machines

By Kevin Parrish

Dell's Alienware X51 gaming rig now tastes like Ubuntu.

Dell XPS One 27: Can An All-In-One Make Us Love Windows 8?

By Thomas Soderstrom

Windows 8 is unquestionably intended to create consistency between consoles, tablets, phones, and the PC. But the desktop world is still largely without touch input. Can Dell's XPS One 27 make the Windows 8 experience better with a gorgeous touchscreen?