I think the "interest" angle here is that it's a Dell branded device, rather than a Chinese brand name. (Built in China though, for sure). It's moderately interesting more in the implication of what this might do with Google's relationship to Dell, if Dell has any intention of competing in the US market at all any more.

I second this. At my school, in 2003, some of the international students are brazen enough now to use the department copiers to do this after hours.