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AMD has just announced their latest desktop processors and Dell appears to be first in line with their Studio XPS 7100. The base model goes for $699, but it's sporting integrated graphics which don't belong in desktop PCs. The $1,199 is definitely more favourable. It packs the new AMD Phenom II X6 1050T CPU (Engadget points out that this is comparable to the Core i5-760 CPU), ATI Radeon HD 5870 graphics, and 6GB of RAM.

The even more powerful Phenom II X6 1090T will be accompanied by the ATI HD 5970 GPU and that'll be found in the Studio XPS 8100. This one won't be available until the Summer, so it's not that long of a wait.

[Engadget]

Dell has just unleashed a bunch of new products. Above are the new Dell Studio's which come in 14, 15, and 17-inch models. They'll be available later this month for $699, $849, and $949, respectively. They've also introduced the Inspiron 580 / 580s desktop PCs; they'll start at $269 and they're highly customizable. They've also unveiled a new desktop PC, the Studio XPS 8100, which includes a brand new Intel Core i5 CPU. This desktop will start at $749. Check them out here.

Dell has also updated their existing Alienware notebooks as well. The M15x and M17x can now be bought with the new Intel Core i5 / i7 CPUs. Along with this they have unveiled the new OptX AW2310 monitor which has support for Nvidia's 3D Vision technology. It's got a Full HD 1080p resolution, a contrast ratio of 80,000:1, 120Hz technology, 400 nits of brightness, HDMI / DVI ports, audio jacks, and four USB 2.0 ports. You can go out and get this monitor now for $499.

Dell Shows Off Inspiron 580 / 580s and Studio Notebooks: Engadget
Dell's Alienware M15x / M17x Gets Intel Core i7: Slash Gear
Alienware Unveils 23-Inch OptX 3D Monitor: Gizmodo