1292 news & feature articles results for "dell digital jukebox pc company"

As the company looks to expand, the question is whether rivals will stick around to fight or settle for the scraps of an industry with declining profit margins.

Posted by Richard Shim and Ian Fried

CNET snaps photos of RealNetworks' "Facet," a prototype DVD player that copies and stores hundreds of films. Is this the real reason Hollywood sued Real?

Posted by Greg Sandoval

The company plugs in new online jukebox technology that will enable subscribers to easily transfer music files onto portable devices, including Apple's iPod for Windows.

Posted by Stefanie Olsen

The PC company starts selling DSL services from the top two U.S. providers--SBC and Verizon--to customers, hoping to piggyback on a broadband boom.

Posted by Ben Charny

Let the debate begin: Was the iPhone more important than iTunes? Was anything bigger than Google finding a great business model? CNET offers its list of the 10 most important stories of the '00s.

The Internet music software company jumps into the business of selling digital songs. Dell is expected to provide accompaniment, promoting the new download service to consumers.

Posted by John Borland and John G. Spooner

The PC maker recaptures the lead spot from Hewlett-Packard for units shipped worldwide, a new report shows.

Posted by Michael Kanellos and John G. Spooner

The PC maker reduces servers by 15 percent and PCs by 12 percent, moves likely to make life harder for Compaq as it tries to clear out inventory.

Posted by Jim Davis

Some laughed when Dell branched beyond PCs. Mike George, who runs Dell's consumer business, is having the last laugh.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

The PC giant moves into the consumer electronics market with new products and opens a digital music store, hoping to cash in on the converging PC and consumer electronics industries.

Posted by Richard Shim and John G. Spooner