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Dell to Sell PCs at Best Buy Again
Dell is expanding its presence in U.S. retail outlets by offering its XPS and Inspiron notebooks and desktop computers at more than 900 Best Buy stores, Dell said Thursday. The products, including the Dell XPS One desktop, will be available at Best Buy stores in the next few weeks, said Michael Tatelman, vice president of […]
Dell is expanding its presence in U.S. retail outlets by offering its XPS and Inspiron notebooks and desktop computers at more than 900 Best Buy stores, Dell said Thursday.
The products, including the Dell XPS One desktop, will be available at Best Buy stores in the next few weeks, said Michael Tatelman, vice president of sales and marketing for Dell’s global consumer business.
Other available notebooks include the Dell XPS M1330 in white, the Inspiron 1521 in blue and black, and the Inspiron 1420 in black, according to Dell.
In addition to the XPS, other desktops include the Dell Inspiron 530, 531, and 531s.
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