The Dell computer company is named after its founder Michael Dell.
Dell was founded in 1984 under the name "PCs Limited". It was changed to "Dell Computer Corporation" in 1988. The company has been around for 27 years, but only 23 years as Dell.
Michael Dell is the founder of Dell Computers.
Good grief no! Early computers originated in the 1940s and there is lots of debate on which was first, mostly depending on an individual's definition of "computer". Here are a list of a few, but it is far from complete:ABC in 1942Harvard Mark I in 1944Zuse Z3ENIAC in 1945EDSACEDVACUNIVAC I in 1951Princeton IACSEACNORCIBM 701 in 1952UNIVAC 1101IBM 704 in 1954UNIVAC 1103
An HP computer is a personal computer (PC.) So are Dell computers, Asus, and Lenovo.
For example, Dell Computer uses a factory in Ireland to supply personal computers in Europe instead of exporting from Austin, Texas.
Hence the name Michael Dell. He is famous for being the founder of dell inc (an American multinational computer company).
dell takes it name from ? A. its founder Micheal dell ... or B. a Gaelic word for computer .... just asking lol
I could not tell you what country the family name Dell comes from, but, I know that the Michael Dell who founded the Computer company is still in charge of his company
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Dell was founded in 1984 as PC's Limited. The company changed its name to Dell Computer Corporation in 1988.
Dell was founded in 1984 under the name "PCs Limited". It was changed to "Dell Computer Corporation" in 1988. The company has been around for 27 years, but only 23 years as Dell.
dell is a computer
better go for dell.
Microsoft office is compatible with your dell computer.
Michael Dell is the founder of Dell Computers.
Dell is not a type of computer. Dell is a company name like Apple, HP, Lenovo, Acer and others which make Laptop or PCs. If you wanted to know how good are Dell Laptop or PCs, I must say they are considered as good company.
In early 1984, Michael Dell registered his first company, entitled "PCs Limited," but changed the name to "Dell Computer Corporation" -- the name we know it by today -- a few months later, in May 1984. Michael Dell was 19 at the time.