14 DAY TRIAL // Dell is persisting in providing consumers with a wide range of laptop choices, and maybe it has a plan. Today the company has put up three revamped lines which come under the Inspiron banner: the 3000, 7000 and the 23 all-in-ones.
Dell has improved a bunch of stuff in these devices, most notably aesthetic qualities which might prove more pleasing to the eye and battery life.
Let's start off with the 7000 series which has a very attractive look and feel to it. The laptops are very thin and feature elegant aluminum bodies. Dell has packed Intel's powerful Haswell processor with these machines, so users should expect to get an upgraded working life up to 7-8 hours.
Users can opt for different configurations when looking to buy the Inspiron 14, 15 or 17 like choosing the optional Full HD display with a 160-degree viewing angle. The models also benefit from backlit keyboards and Gorilla Glass technology.
The Inspiron 11 3000 line offers maximum portability as it can easily be stuffed in a backup and carried around. The two models feature an 11.6-inch screen powered by an AMD processor or a Intel Core i3 or Core i5 chip.
The series benefits from the presence of noise-cancelling, dual-array microphones which will prove to be extremely useful during a Skype chat. Battery life is said to last an impressive 8 hours.
The brand new all-in-one Inspiron 23 is probably the most stunning to look at. It's extremely thin and features a full HD touch sensitive display to facilitate the interaction with the pre-installed operating system Windows 8. The display is quite flexible and can be tilted around and has a resolution of max 1920 x 1080 for the 23-inch and 27-inch models.
The Inspiron 23 does a great job at combining the sleekness of a laptop with the power a traditional tower PC.
If interested, you should know the Inspiron 7000 series will become available September 26 with a price range starting at $699 / €519 for the Inspiron 15, $849 / €630 for the Insprion 14 and Inspiron 17. The Inspiron 11 3000 Series is available starting October 3 with prices from $379 / €281. The Insprion 23 line is probably the most expensive with price range beginning at $999 / €741. Customers can grab them starting October 1.
