Dell just rolled out the new Vostro 410 desktop aimed at the small business market, six months earlier than it planned and filled with energy saving goodness. Packing a Intel Core 2 Duo Quad processor, the computer saves companies "47 percent in annual energy cost" using the machine's Energy Star settings according to the company.

Prices start at $599. That configuration gets you a 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 processor, 1 GB of RAM, 80 GB SATA hard drive, a 128MB ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro graphics card, integrated 1 GbE networking and Windows XP Home. Perhaps the nicest nod to business users, besides expansion ports aplenty, is the inclusion of ZERO crapware!

Joining the Vostro 410 is the just-released EPEAT Gold-certified, E207 20-inch widescreen LCD, which costs $259. Dell says it saves users 28 percent in energy costs compared to CRTs, which is a silly comparison since you'd be hard-pressed to find a CRT monitor these days for general business use. Dell's own SMB store sells just twelve, most of them falling into specialty category.

You can catch a video of Mike Blood, head of Vostro product line, explaining the new PC here.