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Dell is bringing the mini PC back to the business world with the new OptiPlex 780 ultra small-form factor PC. The 780 comes with a an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, and can be mounted to the back of a monitor for a space-saving design. It also has Intel vPro technology and built-in TPM for the maximum in business security. The OptiPlex 780 starts at $629.

Dell OptiPlex 780 USFF — The World's Smallest Fully Functional Commercial Desktop
Dell’s new OptiPlex 780 Ultra Small Form Factor (USFF) is the world’s smallest fully functional commercial desktop with integrated power supply and Intel vPro technology.¹ This mainstream desktop PC is ideal for space constrained environments providing durable, ‘mount anywhere’ options and a simplifying all-in-one stand. Other product highlights include;

• Scalability of processing power, graphics and hard drives with the latest generation of Intel Core2 Duo technology;
• Support for Microsoft Windows 7, Vista and XP; along with Ubuntu Linux support in select countries;
• Image stability and long-lifecycle (15-month) support as part of Dell’s Global Standard Platform program, help minimize maintenance changes that slow productivity;
• Advanced systems management options including Intel vPro technology;
• Security and data protection options such as full disk encryption and built-in Trusted Platform module (TPM) help organizations protect their assets, safeguard data and meet compliance regulations²; and,
• Environmentally friendly with up to 90 percent efficient power supplies, Energy Star 5.0, EPEAT Gold compliance.

The Dell OptiPlex 780 USFF is available for order today at prices starting from $629 USD. More details are available at www.dell.com/optiplex.

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