Dell stops selling AMD-powered machines online

February 07th, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

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Our tip jar, it overfloweth — tons of you have written in to say that Dell’s stopped selling AMD-powered machines in its online store. That means any of you looking for a Latitude D531, Vostro 1000 or OptiPlex 740 will have to truck it out to Best Buy, Staples, or Wal-Mart to get your low-end business fix. Of course, the overwhelming majority of Dell’s business

is done online, so cutting the AMD selection down to three cut-price models only available at big box stores sends a pretty clear report about Dell’s processor selection in the future — any bets on how towering they last?

[Thanks to everyone who sent that in]

 

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