Dell tries on T-shirt design site Threadless for a new series of laptop lid art
By APThursday, July 8, 2010
Dell tries on T-shirt site for new laptop art
ROUND ROCK, Texas — PC maker Dell Inc. has tried to set its consumer laptops apart from the competition with lids buyers can customize from a library of patterns, colors and art.
For its latest set of designs, which add $85 to the cost of a laptop, Dell turned to an online T-shirt design community. On Threadless.com, anyone can submit a T-shirt design idea. Visitors to the site vote on favorite designs, and ones that get top marks are printed and sold online.
Dell’s Threadless collection is starting with 11 designs from the site, including a deer with cherry blossoms on its horns, a bright yellow daisy and an intricate line drawing of London street sights. The company said it would add new ones in the future.
For people who worry their laptop might not go with their outfit, fear not: Threadless is printing new batches of matching shirts.
Online:
www.threadless.com
www.dell.com/threadless
Tags: Computer Hardware, Computing And Information Technology, Consumer Electronics, North America, Round Rock, Texas, United States
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