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Dell Introduces Learning Stations

04/01/96

Dell has introduced it's Dell Learning Stations, the first products resulting from the Dell Education Alliance.

The computer systems, designed specifically for the educational field, come with a compatibility and service guarantee and can be customized to fit individual schools' needs.

Systems come standard with the Dell OptiPlex GL 575 system, 8MB RAM, a 540MB hard drive, 4X CD-ROM drive, a SoundBlaster 16 audio card and a three-year warranty.

The following four software suites also come with the systems: Early Explorer Suite; Science Discovery Suite; Nature Discovery Suite; and a Multimedia Reference Library. Dell Computer Corp., Austin, TX, (800) 289-3355; www.dell.com.

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