Dell today announced its updated Inspiron portfolio with a range of new laptops and an all-in-one PC.
All Inspiron 7000 Series laptops come with a 10-finger, capacitive touch display with edge-to-edge Corning Gorilla Glass NBT for durability. The Inspiron 14 and 15 can both be outfitted with optional Full HD, 300-nit touch displays featuring 97% more pixels than HD and 160-degree viewing angles, twice as much as regular HD. The Inspiron 7000 Series features backlit keyboards as standard and Intel 4th generation (Haswell) Core i5 and i7 options, as well as SSD options (Inspiron 15 and Inspiron 17).
Ideal for on-the-go types with up to 8 hours and 52 minutes of battery life, the Inspiron 14 slips easily into a bag with its 0.6-inch (15.3 mm) design, which is 27% thinner than its predecessor, the Inspiron 14z. The Inspiron 15 is measuring under an inch thin (0.9 inches) with a 15.6-inch screen and up to 7 hours, 24 minutes of battery life. At just over an inch thin (1.1 inches), the Inspiron 17 comes with an optical drive and touch as standard.
The Inspiron 7000 Series laptops start at $699 for the Inspiron 15; and $849 for the Inspiron 14 or Inspiron 17 and are available beginning September 26.
The Dell Inspiron 11 3000 Series features an 11.6-inch, 10-finger capacitive touch display with noise-cancelling, and dual-array microphones. At 0.83 inches (21.2 mm) thin, a starting weight of just over 3 pounds (3.15 lbs.) and with up to 8 hours, 20 minutes of battery life, the Inspiron 11 is perfect for both entertainment and productivity.
The Dell Inspiron 11 3000 Series starts at $379 and is available beginning October 3.
The Inspiron 23 is a feature-packed all-in-one with thin design. It has a Full HD, 10-finger capacitive touch display and runs Windows 8. You can tilt the display, angle it closer for an easy touch experience, or even lay it flat.
The Inspiron 23 all-in-one PC starts at $999 and is available beginning October 1.