[techfreak]

Dell has announced that the new desktops XPS 8500 and Vostro 470 will be powered by the latest Ivy Bridge processor. Dell fans were eagerly waiting for such a move from the company. According to reviewers, XPS 8500 will be the centre of attraction which will be powered by quad-core i5 or i7 processors.
Professionals and business magnets can choose Vostro 470 business desktop. There is hardly any difference in terms of features in these two power packed desktops. They are expected to reach Indian market soon.
Key features of Dell XPS 8500 include the following:
Inbuilt System RAM of 8 GB
Windows (7) operating system
Bluetooth 4.0 enabled
HD 7570
Video RAM of 1 GB
WiFi 802.11 b, g, n

Dell XPS 8500 assures superb user experience with uncompromising performance for almost all sorts of activities. Its design highlights a compact chassis which is best fit for future expandability. Data transfer is efficient with good USB options and full Bluetooth connectivity. High definition video support is another highlight.

Key features of Dell Vostro 470 include the following:
System RAM of 4 GB
Windows (7) operating system
Processor speed of 3.1 GHz
HD Graphics 4000
WiFi 802.11 b, g, n
Bluetooth 4.0

This business system has come up with more security measures so as to make IT professionals more comfortable with this system. Powerful discrete graphic and quad-core processors are the highlights of this Dell system. Consumers who demand high-performance technology can select this Dell system for their convenience.

Other features:
World class audio and stunning designs are other superior features of these new Dell systems. There are various critical security options and support services for better user convenience.
Dell Vostro 470 will be available at a price tag of around Rs.28,000/- and more. Dell XPS 8500 will be available at a price tag of around Rs.38,000/- and more. Both these Dell systems are out in the electronic gadgets market in standard black colour. Dell admirers are really happy with the appearance of these models as well. Dell always made its customers happy by blending style with efficiency in their gadgets.
According to Dell officials, the future systems will most probably be powered by Ivy Bridge processors itself. The company is planning to launch new models leveraging this powerful third generation Intel processors to gain market share among the desktop segment in India and abroad.

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