Dell amazes with new Inspiron 7000 series and sub $400 Ultrabook

Just in time for the holiday flavor, Dell has announced a few new additions to its line of PCs. Typically Inspiron has served as the company'south budget line of machines, but with these latest editions, Dell is going to a higher place and beyond to brand budget seem premium for Windows 8.

The first introduction is a choice of new Inspiron 7000 series laptops. Typically, Inspiron units have been fabricated from plastic, only non this fourth dimension; this time, the 7000 series is made of "forged aluminum" and features "diamond-cut askew edges". According to Dell, the 14-inch model that measures in at .6 inches is 27% than its predecessor. The 15 inch and 17 inch models are just as impressive, coming in at .9 inches and one.1 inches respectively (Recollect, these are upkeep machines).

All 7000 series machines will take an border-to-edge Corning Gorilla Drinking glass screen with 10 points of multitouch. On the 14-inch and 15-inch models, an optional Full Hard disk 300-nit brandish is available. Beneath the screen volition sit down an Intel iv^th generation Core i5 or i7 processor with SSD configurations bachelor on the fifteen-inch and 17-inch models.

The Inspiron 700 series of machines will be bachelor September 26 and volition start at $699 for the Inspiron xv and $849 for the Inspiron 14 or Inspiron 17.

Inspiron 3000 11

Dell will also exist introducing a new Ultrabook function of their Inspiron 3000 serial, the "eleven". The unit is only .83 inches sparse, weighs a bit over a pound, and promises to pack over eight hours of battery life. The Inspiron 3000 eleven volition also feature a ten point multitouch display for the ultimate Windows 8 experience. It volition be available Oct 3 and starts at $379. (Less than $400 for an 8+ hour Ultrabook? Insane!)

Lastly, Dell will be adding a new fellow member of the family to their All-In-One unit selection with the Inspiron 23. The new desktop will feature a full 1080p HD display with ten points of multitouch and is able to be used standing upright or flat on a tabular array. The unit of measurement will be available Oct 1 and start at $999.

Inspiron 23

Dell really seems to be stepping up their game – what practise you think?

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