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Michael Dell started his company in 1984.

Michael Dell 2010
Michael Dell 2010

He began in a college dorm room. At first, the company was called PC's Limited.

PC's Limited Turbo PC
PC's Limited Turbo PC

They made computers using parts from other makers. Michael Dell sold these computers directly to customers. This helped the company keep prices low. In 1987, the name changed to Dell Computer Corporation. The company grew very fast in the 1990s. It even became the largest PC maker in 2001.

Dell Latitude CPx
Dell Latitude CPx

Dell also began making laptops. They launched the Latitude line in 1994. Later, the company changed its name to Dell Inc. This showed they made more than just computers. Today, Dell makes many things. They make printers, webcams, and storage tools. They also help big businesses with IT services. This means they help manage computer systems. Dell is a very big company in Texas. It is one of the largest in the state.

DELL AIXM X51v
DELL AIXM X51v

Dell is the third largest maker of personal computers in the world.

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