Dell forecasts healthy 2005

PC maker will expand sales faster than the overall market in coming year, Chairman Michael Dell says.

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Michael Dell lies in Print!

Nice to see Michael Dell lying in Print! For Desktops ask Michael who Mitac and Foxconn are, or for laptops ask him who Compal, Wistron, or Quanta are. Those companies are the manufacturers which design and make the Dell products that Dell pseudo assembles. What's so funny is that manufacturing of Dell systems that Dell boasts of is performed mostly by contracted help so he doesn't pay them benefits and by his Communist business partners. His proposed plant in NC will be largely contract workers who's "manufacturing" will consist of turning a screw driver about 9 times, putting in a hard drive, and taping a box. For all the scrutiny IBM is getting for selling to China, Dell, considering its much larger volume, is a much bigger supporter of Chinese Manufacturing.

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Outsource Michael Dell

Michael Dell: Too little, too late dude.
Large quantity with total lack of quality is Dull's vision.

What the H**L has Dell Invented?
OS = no
Processor Chip = no
Industry leading software = no
hardware / hardrives / CD-DVD Drives = no
Monitors = no
Wireless technology = no

Cheap & clunky PC imitations, poorly manufactured in third
world countries by outsourced foreign workers = YES
Technical Support by outsourced employess in New
Dell-hi India = YES
DELL, shut up, sit down & get out of the way.
Dull = Yesterday's news faking its' way to sell cheap crates &
TVs to the masses that have been hypnotized by their
propaganda & WallMart prices.

Dude, you're getting a Dud...

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Business Week to Dell: Shut up & Learn from Apple...

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