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Dell Product Reviews Dell Product Reviews Important Note: Dell does not have the right to re-publish the reviews created by these publications - this content is for use in sales discussions and links to the original publications can be shared, BUT this information is NOT to be re-distributed (eg e-mailed) or re- published. UK CCC Cloud Connect V3 (UK) published a positive review of the Dell Wyse Cloud Connect virtulization key. It is an interesting device that is likely to find a home in sectors such as education, where a low-cost end point will have appeal. It can also be used as an Android-based PC in its own right."With Cloud Connect, Dell Wyse has created one of the lowest-cost thin client terminals available for virtual desktop or Citrix environments, which is likely to appeal to customers in the education market, for example." 4 out of 5 V3 - UK Link 12/03/2014 Desktop OptiPlex 3020 Micro ITProPortal (UK) has published a positive review of the OptiPlex 3030 Micro, describing it as an affordable computer for businesses who simply require decent software and internet for their daily tasks. It praised the compact size of the OptiPlex and the flexible mounting options. “The Dell Optiplex 3020 Micro is almost a notebook without a screen, but if you want a tiny no- nonsense system that will be almost invisible on a desk, or even fitted underneath, there is plenty to commend it.” IT Pro Portal - UK Link 27/10/2014 Optiplex 9020 Computeractive (UK) has published an excellent review of the OptiPlex 9020, positioning the device as a ‘fast Windows 7 all-in-one PC”. The review compliments the compact design, screen resolution and powerful processor of the PC, receiving five out of five stars and also awarded the ‘Computeractive buy it’ stamp of approval.“It’s one of the best AIOs we’ve seen and is great value, especially with its generous warranty.” Computeractive Buy It' stamp of Computeractive - UK approval 5 out of 5 stars 01/06/2014 Display Dell Cast TechRadar (UK) published a positive review of the Dell Cast, describing the device as a an intruiging alternative to the Chromecast for business users. The review highlights its easy setup, smooth operation and productivity mode. "The Dell Cast is certainly a more headache-free way of getting your tablet's contents onto a big screen than snaking cables under carpets and buying adapters." TechRadar Pro - UK Link 22/09/2014 E2014T PC Advisor (UK) published a positive reivew of the E2014T commenting on the extensive connectivity options, the great touch control and remarkably low price."The Dell 20 Touch Monitor E2014T is solidly built with a wealth of input connections and a touch control that works well." PC Advisor - UK Link 31/01/2014 P2214H ICT Reviews has published an excellent review of the P2214H monitor, awarding it six out of six stars. The monitor is described as delivering great quality and being good value for money, making it an ideal choice for schools. "Most importantly, the Dell excels where it matters most: image quality." 6 out of 6 stars and the ICT ICT Reviews - UK Reviews Recommended award 01/05/2014 S2240T Computer Shopper (UK) has published a review of the S2240T monitor, awarding it three out of five stars. It is positioned as an inexpensive laptop that is a good choice for users and businesses using Windows 8, as well as gamers due to the extremely accurate touch screen.“The Dell S2240T is a very strong choice for those looking for a small touchscreen monitor with decent image quality.” 3 out of 5 stars Computer Shopper - UK 01/08/2014 S2240T Expert Reviews (UK) has published a review of the S2240T monitor, awarding it three out of five stars. It is positioned as an inexpensive laptop that is a good choice for users and businesses using Windows 8, as well as gamers due to the extremely accurate touch screen.“The Dell S2240T is a very strong choice for those looking for a small touchscreen monitor with decent image quality.” 3 out of 5 stars Expert Reviews - UK Link 18/06/2014 S2415H PC Monitors (UK) has published an excellent review of the S2415H monitor, praising its slim design, integrated speakers and strong performance. "The Dell S2415H offers a refreshing change from the slew of monitors with matte screens that are now rather ubiquitous." 0.85 PC Monitors - UK Link 30/09/2014 UltraSharp U2414H PC Pro (UK) has published an excellent review of the UltraSharp U2414H, awarding it 5/6 stars and a "PC Pro Recommended" award. "The UltraSharp U2414H serves up oodles of features and strong image quality for sensible money." PC Pro Recommemded PC Pro - UK Link 26/02/2014 UltraSharp U2414Q Expert Reviews (UK) published a positive review of the UltraSharp U2414Q. Impressed by the IPS panel giving it huge pixel density. The only negative being that it isn’t compatible with Apple products."the UP2414Q is incredibly impressive" 4/5 stars Expert Reviews - UK Link 11/03/2014 UltraSharp UP2414Q The review describes how the monitor has great features, including a wide variety of connectivity options, impressive colours and a fully adjustable chassis. "You essentially can't see the individual pixels - they're simply too small - which gives the UP2414Q a wonderfully seamless feel." PC Format - UK 01/03/2014 UltraSharp UP2414Q This excellent review (9/10) discusses how the monitor has great colour accuracy, is incredibly sharp and has a great range of connections."It's a serious monitor demanding serious attention, and for the most part it delivers handsomely" Trusted Reviews Recommended Trusted Reviews - UK Link 13/02/2014 UltraSharp UP2414Q The review describes how the monitor has great features, including a wide variety of connectivity options, impressive colours and a fully adjustable chassis. "You essentially can't see the individual pixels - they're simply too small - which gives the UP2414Q a wonderfully seamless feel." Tech Radar - UK Link 07/02/2014 UltraSharp UP3214Q RedShark (UK) tested the UP3214Q 4K monitor on an Asus 4K Ultrabook, he praised sharpness of the screen, ensuring that you don't miss anything." I've been using a Dell 4K monitor for a while now, and while it's a lot bigger (32") I can definitely say that it's a massive boon to creative work." RedShark - UK Link 02/06/2014 UltraSharp UP3214Q RedShark (UK) published coverage of the UP3214Q monitor. The editor praised the superb colour accuracy and quality, and the size of the screen.“I can definitely say that it's a massive boon to creative work.” RedShark - UK Link 02/06/2014 UltraSharp UP3214Q RedShark (UK) discusses what makes a great image in its lastest blog post, the journalist highlights how lucky he is to have DELL 32" 4K monitor connected to his Macbook ." I'm sitting around 18" from the monitor, and it fills up about half to two thirds of my field of vision. And the effect is dramatic: try to sit as close to your screen as possible." RedShark - UK Link 02/05/2014 UltraSharp UP3214Q RedShark (UK) reviewed an excellent first experience reviews of UP3214Q 4K monitor. The screen resolution and clarity are praised throughout the article."I've already come to the conclusion that it’s worth selling your most prized possessions to get hold of one of these." RedShark - UK Link 28/04/2014 UltraSharp UP3214Q Trusted Reviews (UK) published an excellent review of the UltraSharp UP3214Q and highlighted the colour accuracy, smart and functional design, build quality and price point. However, it noted there was no HDMI 2.0 and the uniformity could have been better. "The UP3214Q is a good-looking monitor too. Dell's styling for its professional monitors have just the right balance of elegance and restraint that doesn't veer into something boring and ugly." 9 of 10 stars Trusted Reviews - UK Link 11/04/2014 UltraSharp UP3214Q Zdnet (UK) published a positive review of the UP3214Q impressed by its huge screen and massively high screen resolution primarily aimed at high-end content creators, scientists and engineers."Professional-level features, including optional hardware calibration" 8/10 ZDNet - UK Link 17/03/2014 UltraSharp UP3214Q PC Advisor (UK) published a positive review of the UltraSharp UP3214Q impressed by its competitive price point and great desingn. However it requires careful set up."It offers extremely high resolution backed up by superb image quality" 4 out 5 stars PC Advisor - UK Link 14/03/2014 Ultrasharp UZ2315H Design Juices has published a positive review of the Ultrasharp UZ2315H monitor, positioning it as the perfect monitor for the emerging mobile workforce that helps speed up productivity and delivers superior picture quality."Superior picture clarity for video conferencing and viewing multimedia content." Design Juices - UK Link 01/06/2014 UltraSharp UZ2715H Mobile and Gadget (UK) has published a review of the UZ2715H UltraSharp monitor, positioning it as a smart, large monitor that is suitable for business users. It particularly praises the quality of the speakers which are excellent for Skype conversations or using YouTube. “It does offer excellent crisp text and detail though, and very good backlight uniformity, so it is easy on the eye, even in darkened rooms.” Mobile and Gadget - UK Link 13/09/2014 UltraSharp UZ2715H Expert Reviews (UK) has published a positive review of the UZ2715H UltraSharp monitor, positioning it as an affordable and attractive, with a good range of ports available."It's a good choice for professionals who could use the webcam for online meetings and aren’t bothered about image quality." 3 out of 5 stars Expert Reviews - UK Link 23/08/2014 Notebook Latitude 12 7000 series Business Computing World (UK) published a review of the Latitude 12 7000 series, positioning the device as a “robust, functional and highly manageable 12.5-inch Ultrabook”, praising the rugged design and manageability.“Security is paramount with a corporate PC, so it’s great to see Dell has this covered with endpoint security solutions that include encryption, authentication and malware protection from a single source.” 4 out of 5 stars Business Computing World - UK Link 13/06/2014 Latitude 12 7000 series The Herald (UK) has published a review of the Latitude 12 7000 series.
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