AT&T Unveils Dell Notebooks and Netbooks Geared for Small Businesses
AT&T today announced the availability of devices from Dell with 3G wireless built-in, enabling small businesses to access the nation’s fastest 3G network. U.S. small business customers can now purchase at a discounted rate the Dell Vostro 1520 laptop, which exclusively features AT&T’s embedded wireless technology. With a two-year AT&T DataConnect 5GB monthly service plan, small business customers can purchase the Dell Vostro 1520, starting as low as $633. In addition, with the two-year AT&T DataConnect 5GB monthly service plan, customers can get up to a $120 discount off of other Dell devices, including netbooks, like the Dell Inspiron Mini 10, and additional laptops.
In addition, Dell offers several other notebooks and netbooks – including Inspiron, Latitude, Precision and XPS devices – that can be equipped with AT&T 3G embedded connectivity. With wireless technology built-in, these Dell devices offer a convenient option for high-speed connectivity in lieu of external cards or antennas. With 3G connectivity from AT&T based on the global GSM standard, Dell devices enable small businesses to not only connect virtually anywhere from coast to coast in the United States, but in more than 170 countries around the world, including more than 80 countries with 3G networks.
Purchasing AT&T embedded devices through Dell offers small businesses several benefits including:
- Customization and configuration of devices to meet unique computing needs
- Dedicated small business sales force to help determine which devices will best serve a particular business
- Ability to purchase as many units as needed
- 24/7 hardware tech support
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