After facing some slump on its stock shares and a debilitating loss on product sales, Dell is more than adamant today to make a fresh revamp out of its previous devices. And as of today, we’re seeing the Round Rock company implementing these changes over Dell Inspiron 13Z and Inspiron 14z.
On a nutshell, this is Dell broadening and fortifying its ultra-mobile Z series for laptops infusing it with second generation Intel Core i3 and i5 processors, good battery life and affordable price.
To be more specific, The 13z notebook will be under a 13.3-inch widescreen 720p display (1366 x 768 dpi), up to 8GB DDR3 RAM, 320GB/500GB Hard Drive or 128GB SSD for its alternative storage whereas its brother, the 14z will sport a 14-inch widescreen display with the same resolution and RAM size along with 500GB/640GB/750GB hard drive, USB 3.0 and DVD burner for its optical. It comes pre-loaded with Windows 7 operating system along with other Dell goodies like its Stage UI for “one-click access” on your digital files and Nero’s SyncUp so all your software are updated and synced with other Dell UI-enabled devices on your home.
The best part is their price starting at $600 in which 14z is now available worldwide while its brother is sold for selected countries in Asia today.
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