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July
15, 2005
DELL brings Intel dual-core technology
to servers for small businesses
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DELHI -- Dell recently announced the PowerEdge SC430,
which will be among the first servers to feature the
enhanced performance enabled by Intel's new dual-core
processor technology. Dual-core technology combines
two processing units into a single processor chip. The
result can be dramatic increases in performance and
power efficiency compared to single-core processors,
especially when running multiple applications.
The PowerEdge SC430 brings great performance and productivity
to small business environments at an affordable price
and adds 50 percent more storage capacity and 50 percent
more high-speed PCI Express I/O slots than its predecessor,
the PowerEdge SC420.
The server is ideal for e-mail, file/print serving and
shared Internet access. It is easy to deploy and manage
and is designed for small businesses looking to upgrade
from existing peer-to-peer networks, or for those looking
for their first general-purpose server. With the latest
dual-core, memory and I/O technology, the PowerEdge
SC430 gives customers more investment protection and
productivity than ever before in a small-business tower
server.
Damian Crotty, director-enterprise, Dell Asia-Pacific,
said: "The PowerEdge SC430 is a great first step
in delivering the performance and power efficiency of
dual-core technology. We plan to deliver the broadest
offering of dual and multi-core servers to our small
business, institutional and enterprise customers to
help build out their scalable enterprise environments."
PowerEdge SC430 features include:
- Choice
of 2.53GHz Intel Socket-T Celeron, 2.8/3.0GHz Intel
P4 Prescott, or 3.0/3.2GHz Intel Pentium D dual-core
processor;
- Up
to 4GB of DDR-2 SDRAM;
- Three
PCI Express Slots, and two 32bit/33MHz legacy PCI
slots;
- Optional
SATA drives or U320 SCSI drives;
- Optional
Travan TR-40 or DAT72 tape backup unit.
Contact:
Dell
www.dell.com
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