It’s now official — the Dell has landed in the Philippines. A per a media advisory shared with me, the launching of its consumer brand will be on April 10, 2008.
See snippet of the release below.
The long wait is finally over! Dell will officially welcome the arrival of its award winning consumer brands here in the Philippines. And we want you to be part of this momentous event.We will celebrate the arrival of these products with a night of colors, action and entertainment on April 10, 2008 at the Prince of Jaipur at the Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City. Registration starts at 7:00pm.
Dell has been recognized as a global leader popular for producing a range of notebooks and desktops targeted to the corporate market. The announcement of its entry of its consumer brands in the local market is just an indication that Dell indeed listens to its customers.
The launch of Dell’s consumer range of products will be a visual feast of entertainment personifying the characteristics of these Dell brands.
It was only in late January this year when Dell announced its intention to enter the PC retail market in the country. Only indicates that they think the Philippines is still a growing PC market.
HP, Lenovo and Acer are already here. A new player is always welcome — cheaper laptops, bigger LCD monitors and bargain sales. *w00t*
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where could we buy DELL laptops in Manila?…is there any store in Manila which is a sole distributor of DELL notebooks?..please email me..les_trek@yahoo.com
Would like to ask if you repair dell laptop also?
DELL Store is now open @ the SM Cyberzone, The Northwing, SM City Cebu
i just purchased 5 days ago a dell vostro 1310 (13″, 2 kilos at 1 inch thickness, core2duo-CENTRINO 1.8GHz, 1gb ddr2, built in cam 2.0 and mic, wifi—a,b,g,+++ N!!! + bluetooth all integrated, 4 usb, 1 firewire 1394, 160 Gb HD with anti vibration tech—same with IBM/Lenovo thinkpad, intel gma 975 mobility graphics. encased in magnesium plate for added sturdiness minus the the added weight + 10 years warranty (maybe to service), 3 years to it’s parts with a portable mouse and originall dell bag free! does it sound cool?! i got it for BD289 (P 28,000-30,000). much lesser compared to a ibm/lenovo thinkpad series, ayt? good thing i saw this when i was about to purchase a ibm/lenovo thinkpad r60 or r61 or later models. i had some doubts to the warranty for i thought there isn’t a local center in the philippines til i stumble here and heard the news! i was so happy knowing this, thanks to yuga tech for your very informative and helpful site. wish you more power!
ps: i place the specs of my new dellie to let the readers know how dell laptops/notebooks fare with the other competition in terms of speed, mobility and of course stability without reaching deeper in to their pockets. with this specs mentioned above in today’s time believe me you’ll need at least 65,000 to 89,000 or probabably more to achieve what my dellie lappie has…
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chris
(lime_shake08@yahoo.com.ph)
Sir, were is the Dell Service Center located in manila.. my laptop dell model is in need of service. thanks
Bernie
bernzb@yahoo.com
Yes this is great news for the Philippines. I live in the UK and would like to know when and where can you purchase the computer. Please let me know and how much thank you.