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Nature-inspired Inspiron family connects your world in style. By Kevin Terwilliger, Vice President, Inspiron and Vostro, Client Product Group, Dell Technologies The PC is more than just a piece of technology - it’s a gateway to your passions, your work, your play and who you are. Nothing brings you closer to the things that matter than our new Inspiron series, featuring a lineup that empowers the freedom of expression, connection, and communication with a whole lot of style. Redesigned from the ground up, our new Inspiron devices pack all the latest PC innovations that Dell has to offer to...

Jan 11, 2021 4:00 AM PT Like a lot of folks, I'm torn about CES this year. It is a show I've attended for decades and hated for nearly as long. One year I ripped the soles off of both my feet from walking so much on concrete, and, trust me, that made for a memorable trip. Typical problems are folks having meetings all over the Las Vegas Strip, which is tied up with gridlock, and never enough time to walk the literal miles between meetings. There were some fun things like going to the Whisky Attic or shooting automatic weapons at the local range, but this was a show I dreaded every year.

Image via Microsoft As usually happens at this time of year, all of the big PC vendors (and lots of smaller ones as well) announced updates to their lines of PCs at this week's virtual CES 2021 show. Every year, this is driven largely by chip technology refreshes, and that's certainly a part of what we're seeing this year, with Intel announcing its 11th Gen Core ("Tiger Lake") vPro Procesors for the business market, and its Tiger Lake-H Mobile Processors for Gaming, and mobile processors for gaming, AMD announcing competing Ryzen 5000 Mobile processors, and Nvidia bringing its latest GeForce ...

PC giant Dell has announced its new high-end UltraSharp 40 curved ultrawide 5K monitor. It is claimed to be the world's first 40-inch ultrawide curved

Friday 15 January 2021 CES 2021 may be absent the blinding lights of the sun and slots of Las Vegas, Nevada this year but the digital event is still awash with tech goodness (and some tech badness). The WIRED Gear team has searched high and low to bring you all the most interesting products, from Dell’s video conferencing monitors that are depressingly 2021 to eye-catching new TVs from Samsung and LG. It’s not all about the traditional tech at CES though, with the annual event presenting some questionable gadgets including smart toilets, smart lipsticks, smart salad growers, smart baths....