Dell’s new Della line of computers and accessories uses pink and patterns to create gear that is designed to attract female buyers.\n\n
Will it work? See what ZDNet’s Jennifer Bergen aka Gadget Gal thinks of the Della line.\n\n
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Dell products, like these Inspiron Mini 9 netbooks, will come in Promise Pink. As an extra incentive Dell will donate $5.00 for each Promise Pink Dell PC or Mini purchased to Susan G. Komen for the Cure – with a minimum donation of $250,000 in 2009. \n\n
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Buyers can choose from more than 100 designs at Dell’s Design Studio.\n
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A pink laptop deserves a Pretty Pink High Gloss 5-button Bluetooth Travel Mouse that starts at $30.\n\n
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The TIMBUK2 quilted sleeve fits over a 12.1-inch Dell Inspiron Mini.\n
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Ruby Red speakers from Creative Labs.\n\n
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Creative Labs EP-610 headphones come in spring green?\n
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A Della fashion essential is a 320GB portable hard drive from Western Digital – in black.\n\n
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The Kate handbag fits laptops up to 16 inches and cost $100.\n
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A mini-printer is handy for travel – in pink, of course.\n
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Della’s artist of the month is author/fashion expert/spokesperson Robyn Moreno – who includes a video on how to score at vintage stores.\n\n
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This budget Ruby Red laptop sleeve fits models up to 14 inches – on sale for $20.\n
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