Posted on May 13th, 2008 by Mitch Brisebois
Here’s an interesting branding exercise… Brand Tags flips you a bunch of international brands and asks you to type the first word that comes to mind. It assembles everyone’s results into a collective tag cloud.
For example, Dell clearly has some work to do repairing its brand: Dell Hell, Boring, Broken, Poor [...]
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Posted on May 2nd, 2008 by Mitch Brisebois
What was Dell thinking? Where are they getting their industrial designers??
The European versions of the Vostro laptops feature a really big shift key. Dell’s reasoning - bigger shift = better shift. Unfortunately, the Bunyanesque shift key shifts the bottom row of keys over one character. So instead of the [...]
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Posted on October 1st, 2007 by Fake Alec
Yo iWeannies! Get on the program here… Vista rocks! And now, Dell knows it too and they’re pimpin’ out some badass products! No, NOT bad products! NOT assinine products! BadAss products! And not to be outdone by Dell, HP has announced it’s SKANKY laptop line, just in time [...]
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Posted on June 25th, 2007 by Mitch Brisebois
Anil Dilawri posted an interesting analysis. His friend Brian bought an average Dell computer in the early 90s. He paid $3000. Had he bought 3K in Dell stock instead - he’d be sitting on a cool $2 million!
I wondered about my poor little Powerbook duo I got in 1992. It also cost nearly $3000. [...]
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Posted on March 1st, 2007 by Mitch Brisebois
Fierce Wireless brings us speculation that Dell is gearing up to enter the mobile device market. Ron Garriques, the head of Motorola’s wireless phone division has just jumped the steamboat to Dell. As computing moves away from the desktop and towards mobility, the gossip isn’t surprising. So what’s Dell’s platform going to be, Smartphone? Windows [...]
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