The freshly disclosed Dell XPS 14 and XPS 15 Ultrabooks flaunt enterprise-friendly features combined with protection and security factors. The former is said to have the longest battery life yet in the Ultrabook scene, while the later aims at boosting the entertainment experience.
Wrapped in an aluminum chassis with a silicon base, the 20.7mm XPS 14 Ultrabook sports a 14†400 nit HD+ edge-to-edge screen. For hoarding purposes, it houses a 500GB hard drive and a 32GB mSATA card coupled with Intel Rapid Start and Smart Response technology. The former quickens boot-up, while the latter identifies frequently used files and applications and offers easy access to them. The device has a battery life of roughly 11 hours.
“Following the success of our XPS 13, our customers wanted to see more of the XPS brand,” commented Sam Burd, vice president, Dell Personal Computing Product Group. “The XPS 14 and 15 laptops offer powerful performance, thoughtful design and a superb user experience, along with enterprise-friendly features so you can use them for work and for play.”
The XPS 15 is bundled in with a backlit keyboard and an optional in-built slot load Blu-ray disc drive. Users can hoard up to 1TB worth of content. However, the device also provides a 32GB or 128GB mSATA card option for additional storage. The display comes with Nvidia graphics clubbed with hardened Corning Gorilla Glass protection.
The company will be offering the devices with Standard Protection plans and a limited hardware warranty. It has also taken a few eco-friendly steps while designing the notebooks.
The Dell XPS 14 and XPS 15 prices begin at $1,990 (approx. Rs. 113,470) and $1,299 (approx. Rs. 74,060), respectively. They can be picked up at the company’s official website throughout the US and other selected countries.
