Dell and HP are known around the world for delivering exceptional, technologically advanced desktop and laptop computers. Not only computers, but also their printers, scanners, and peripheral devices are highly rated. Even though both companies enjoy an ever-growing dedicated fan base, there are some points where the two are noticeably different. These points actually lay the foundation for the company and, in fact, are what the company is all about.

Made to order from Dell and HP pre-built:

Almost all Dell computers are customized to the needs of the customer. A client first makes the order and declares his wishes and then the desk is made according to his demands. In this way, Dell has an almost negligible chance of losing money even before the money is sent to the consumer. On the other hand, HP manufactures its computers in advance and needs to resort to clever marketing tactics to attract consumers. Although this completely different work of companies may favor Dell, HP gains the upper hand on the other side.

Since Dell has a made-to-order job, there is usually a downtime of at least 7 days after which you will receive your computer. In case you have ordered a part on your Dell computer that is not readily available, then you probably need a few more days. HP, on the other hand, has computers available that can be had almost instantly.

HP follows a policy of standardization in the construction of its computers. This means that a hard drive in a particular HP model would remain the same brand across all computers of the same model. However, in the case of Dell, you may find a different company’s hard drive used in computers of the same model.

Dell and HP Technical Support:

HP support and Dell support also differ quite a bit. You get a full one year warranty on all Dell products. The best part of Dell support is that you can solve all your problems by calling Dell technical support. Their on-site warranty is also pretty good. On the other hand, HP also offers a good initial warranty, but will not support any or all of the issues you may face. For this, you will need more additional warranty packages. However, people say that HP’s on-site support is better than Dell’s. HP technical support, like Dell, is available throughout the country of the companies’ operations.