Dell hails Windows 7, gives a thumb down to Notebooks

Michael Dell thinks Windows is the next best thing thatof getting the latest processor technology couple with
has happened to PCs and denounces to rise ofWindows and Office 2010. This he said would be the
Notebooks.best recipe to woo all erstwhile, loyal PC lovers back.
At a Churchill Club sponsored dinner in Silicon Valley,The CEO also predicted on the status of Windows
the Dell founder and CEO, Michael Dell made a boldoperating systems and added that with large
statement at a flurry of questions directed at the risecomputer bases still running Windows XP, the launch
of net books. The suave businessman was not in aof Windows 7 and with inputs from Intel chips would
particular mood to embrace the rise of net books andlead to a "a very powerful refresh cycle."
added that the size of the screens in net books is aAt the dinner, he was also asked a question on what
big deterrence to customers. He noted that a goodhis biggest mistake as an executive had been. He
amount of customers were not impressed withpromptly answered that it was his folly to stick to the
smaller-screens and lower-performance parts in netsuccess strategy of his company by cashing in on the
books. Certainly, this remarks come as a bit of abenefits of its direct sales models and not digressing
surprise since Dell promotes and sells a line of nethis business prospects to other areas. However, he
books in its official website.added that his company was in a transitional phase
However, he sang a different tune for Windows 7 andand it is bent on capitalizing on other various aspects
was more enthusiastic towards this new operatinglike windows 7 requirement, hardware, IT services and
system from Microsoft. He quipped on the prospectssolutions.