Dell's first pre-installed Ubuntu7.10PC for sale in the United States

Starting from the middle of this year, Dell began to provide desktops and laptops pre-installed with the unzip tulinux operating system, and gradually expanded its sales range from the United States to Europe. Now, Unbuntu has been updated from 7.04 to 7.10, and Dell finally announced the follow-up on the 20th. Dell announced that the first Insprion530 desktops and Insprion1420 laptops pre-installed with Ubuntu7.10 systems will be available in the U.S. market. Insprion530 will soon be available in England later this week,

Starting from the middle of this year, Dell began to provide desktops and laptops with pre-installed Ubuntu Linux operating systems, and gradually expanded its sales range from the United States to Europe. Now, Unbuntu has been updated from 7.04 to 7.10, and Dell finally announced the follow-up on the 20th.

Dell announced that the first batch of Insprion 7.10 desktops and Insprion 530 laptops pre-installed with Ubuntu 1420 systems have been available in the U.S. market; the Insprion 530 will also be quickly converted to England, France, Germany and other places later this week.

Customers who need it can log on to http://www.dell.com/ubuntuto purchase a new Ubuntu 7.10 machine, starting at $499 and $754 respectively.

In addition to system upgrades, Dell also listened to the customer's feedback and added the legitimate DVD playback feature on Insprion 530, allowing users to easily enjoy it simply by placing a DVD movie.

As to why the pre-Installation started two months after Unbuntu 7.10 was released, Dell explained that any operating system must undergo a large number of meticulous tests to ensure compatibility and stability, to minimize the trouble for consumers.