Dell helped bring down the cost of computers worldwide through industry standards on desktops, notebooks, workstations, and now servers. Hardware costs impact a company's bottom line and when there isn't a discernible performance difference, it doesn't make sense to pay a premium. One example of Dell's success is in the workstation market, where users are primarily in the medical, imaging, engineering, special effects and financial industries. Wireless technology is changing the way we access the Internet. While just 5 percent of businesses are using wireless technologies today, according to META Group, wireless will become increasingly pervasive.
Wireless notebooks are the future of data-centric mobile access, largely due to very human factors.
Many school campuses, businesses, hospitals, and even homes are now equipped with 802.11 technology. Dell is integrating wireless technology into our notebook products and into our own buildings. Increases total benefits of ownership through flexibility and productivity. We're now a leading supplier of computer systems to enterprises around the world, and we sell to companies and institutions here in the Boston area. Our products and services are sold in more than 170 countries and territories.