Dell Technologies UK Cashback Offers & Black Friday Discounts

Those looking for servers, storage and networking solutions will not be disappointed with the choices available at Dell.

Future-ready tech goes into each of their PowerEdge servers in order to offer exceptional performance, while you can also buy systems management software for data centres, including Cloud Management Platform. Scalable products will allow you to expand storage on demand and intelligently manage your data, while you can transform your business with Dell networking products and services.

Shop for USB Wi-Fi adapters, ethernet switches and networking tools, plus solutions ideal for work, such as web-managed switches and access platforms, while you will find everything from a Dell magnetic media tape drive to a digital KVM switch. When it comes to Dell monitors, you will find those ideal for the home and office. What's more, you can shop by size, price, resolution, technology or use — such as watching video or gaming — to find the ideal one for you.

Dell cater for your printing needs too as they sell ink and toner for your home and business needs.

Stock your Dell laser printer up with ink and toner, while you will also find printer cables, memory, paper trays, stackers and more, whether you use your printer at home or in the office. Those looking for software for the home or work will find Windows OS and applications such as Microsoft Office 365, plus antivirus protection and Internet security suites which you can download.

Dell also offer a range of electronics and accessories, including monitors, keyboards, mice and gaming essentials such as headsets. Shop for PC accessories such as docking stations and power, while you will be spoilt for choice if shopping for carrying cases, cables and adapters.

Browse audio equipment such as speakers and headphones, projectors and compatible parts and upgrades. Whatever you need, you will find great deals at Dell, while you can save even more money with our cashback deals and Dell discount codes, if we have any available.

As well as selling fantastic products, Dell offer a range of solutions and services to organisations around the world to help them achieve their goals, be more competitive and better serve their customers.

These include everything from application services, desktop virtualisation and cloud services to analytics, training & certification and Dell EMC services. They also provide specialised solutions for businesses in the education, government and healthcare industries, as well as original equipment manufacturers. If you are in need of support, meanwhile, they are on hand to help with software licenses, warranty & contracts, drivers & downloads and diagnostics & tools.

The Dell story can be traced back to 1984, when Michael Dell founded PC's Limited with $1,000 during his time as a pre-med freshman at the University of Texas.

He decided to leave at the end of his freshman year and put all of his time into growing the business. They designed and built their first computer system — the Turbo PC — in 1985 and, the following year, unveiled the industry's fastest performing PC.

Towards the end of the 1980s, the company went public and was renamed Dell Computer Corporation, while 1989 saw them launch their first laptop — the 316LT. They began selling online through Dell.com in 1996, while the following year saw them launch their Dell Precision line of workstations and send out their 10 millionth Dell PC.

By the end of 1999, Dell were ranked number one in PCs in the US, worldwide in PCs for large and medium businesses and in worldwide workstation shipments. Internet Dell sales reached $40 million a day in 2000, while 2001 saw them become the number one computer systems provider worldwide.

Through 2002 and 2003, they launched their first blade server, projector and own-branded printers. Dell entered the smartphone market in 2009, the same year they introduced the Adamo and Latitude Z laptops, which were the world's thinnest, while the following year saw them enter the tablet market with the Streak. Michael Dell and private equity firm Silver Lake Partners bought back the company from public shareholders in 2013.