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Dell introduces slew of enterprise products

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With fourteen new products, Dell stakes a claim to the enterprise, server, and data center market.

The flood of products includes

• Xeon-equipped PowerEdge servers equipped with the new Dell Lifecycle Controller, software to integrate management functions in a single access point.
• New Precision T7500, T5500, and T3500 tower workstations, based on Xeon 5500 "Nehalem" 45-nm processors and featuring DDR3 memory.
• EqualLogic PS6000 storage arrays that can create a "virtualized iSCSI SAN" and automatically build RAID sets.
• SAN Headquarters, a dashboard for monitoring up to tens of PS Series storage groups, enabling control of more than 10 PB of storage.
• The Dell Management Console, software based on Symantec's Altiris, which provides a single management console for multiple systems. Dell claims that similar capabilities from an HP solution would require up to 9 consoles.

In a further direct comparison with HP, Dell claimed that its M-series blade architecture features 27 percent lower acquisition cost and 17 percent lower TCO over 5 years than HP's BladeSystem c-Class architecture.

In a statement, Brad Anderson, senior vice president of Dell's Enterprise Product Group, said, "Dell’s new suite of servers, workstations, storage, software and services offers the whole package: powerful, efficient and affordable infrastructure products with simple tools to manage them without the need for costly services engagements."

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