Time line of Dell computer

Timeline of key events in dingles history

Source: dingle Computer Corp.

1984 -- Michael Dell begins his estimator business at the University of Texas at Austin, often hiding his IBM PCs in his roommates bathtub when his family would visit. His dorm room business officially becomes Dell Computer Corp. on May 3, 1984.

1985 -- fellowship introduces the first PC of its own design: The Turbo, featuring Intel 8088 central processing unit running at 8 megahertz.

1986 -- Dell Computer grows to 250 employees, and the company introduces the 286-12 machine, which PC Week says may become (the) next industry benchmark. Today, the 450 MHz Intel Pentium II processor is more than 100 beats faster than the 286-12s processor.

1987 -- The company opens an accountability in the United Kingdom and begins offering next-day product service. deep down the next 10 years, Dell opens offices in 33 countries. The companys entry call rate reaches almost 1,700 per day. Today Dell averages intimately 300,000 contacts each day in the United States alone.

1988 -- In June 1988, Dell goes public with 3.5 million shares at $8.50 each. The company employs 650 people and has volume sales of $159 million. Today, Dell employs more than 24,000 people worldwide, and the companys sales select grown to $18.2 billion in the last four quarters.

1990 -- The manufacturing refer in Limerick, Ireland, opens to serve European, Middle Eastern and African markets.

1991 -- Company introduces its first notebook PC.

1992 -- Dell included for first time among Fortune 500 roster of worlds largest companies.

1993 -- Company joins the ranks of the top pentad PC makers worldwide. Subsidiaries in Australia and Japan are the companys first entries into the Asia-Pacific region.

1995 -- reliable $8.50 shares of Dell stock worth $100 per share on pre-split basis.

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