Tag archive: Dell Digital

We don't know if Laurence Fishburne, David Caruso, or Gary Sinise will make guest appearances, but computer maker Dell is planning to roll out a new Dell Digital Forensics Solution, which will offer a data-center and cloud-based approach toward quickly gathering, managing, and analyzing digital evidence in law enforcement investigations and operations. Dell is launching the service with a collection of industry partners including Intel,… Read More

Dell DJ The Dell Digital Jukebox 30GB (Dell DJ 30) music player lets music enthusiasts load up to 15,000 songs(d) from their own extensive music collection or from any MP3- or Windows-media based music service. With new Dell DJ support for Microsoft Windows Media DRM 10 (WM DRM10) technology, consumers can choose to sample their favorite band's entire music catalog through portable online subscription services, or listen to songs… Read More

Quote from the review: “The Dell Digital Jukebox is probably one of the more sturdy hard drive based MP3 players that we have encountered. It is literally built like a brick and has good shock absorption due to internal matting and a hard drive retention mechanism that has springs. General everyday activity with the DJ shouldn't bring too many issues if skippage is concerned. Those that lead a more active lifestyle may want to… Read More

No. 2 personal computer maker Dell Inc. on Monday cut the price on its digital music player 20 percent to $199 from $249 as it tries to compete with the industry leading iPod from Apple Computer Inc. Round Rock, Texas-based Dell introduced the Dell Digital Jukebox, or DJ, which plays digital music in the MP3 format, in October at $249 for the 15 gigabyte version. It has offered a 10 percent discount on the product and said… Read More

The software company announced its Portable Media Center on Monday, the same day Dell Inc. said it would begin selling a new Dell Digital Jukebox to play digital music. Both gadgets are aimed at Apple Computer Inc.'s popular iPod digital music player. The Microsoft devices will support both the company's Window Media standard and the common MP3 format. Manufacturers such as iRiver International, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.,… Read More