Dell’s OptiPlex 740 will offer users the choice of an Athlon 64 or Athlon 64 X2 AMD processor, replacing the Intel Corp. Pentium used in the previous-generation machine, the OptiPlex 620.

The press release on Dell’s website draws attention to the ... The new Radeons are available as options on the OptiPlex 740 and 745 as well. This is a big design win for AMD.

Available in a range of configurations, the base price starts at $585. According to Dell, OptiPlex 740 is the company’s first business desktop to offer AMD processors. It also comes with an 18-month ...

Dell’s OptiPlex 740 will offer users the choice of an Athlon 64 or Athlon 64 X2 AMD processor, replacing the Intel Pentium used in the last generation machine, the OptiPlex 620.

TG Daily's reporting that Dell's on the verge of releasing a new OptiPlex called the 740 Enhanced with options for triple and quad-core Phenom processors. It won't be any big deal for the majority ...

In the second quarter, Dell will offer both triple-core and quad-core Phenom processors in its OptiPlex 740 business system, the computer company said. This would be the first instance of Dell ...

Dell spokesperson Jeremy Bolen was kind enough to offer a response to my post from yesterday about Dell's new OptiPlex systems, which are designed to meet the Energy Star 4.0 standards.

Dell’s desktop PCs have been a staple of the federal workspace for 20 years. In the 1990s, the company decided to release major updates to its OptiPlex line on an occasional basis, allowing agencies ...

Dell spokesperson Jeremy Bolen was kind enough ... sites by clicking on Energy Star logo when you select either the OptiPlex 740 or 745. There you will find systems that are fairly robust in ...