Sprint Also Delivers the 4G-Enabled Dell Inspiron 11z Notebook

It seems that netbooks aren't the only sort of mobile PCs that Sprint is equipping with 4G connectivity, as it was accompanied by the release of the Dell Inspiron 11z notebook, a mobile PC aimed at small business and consumers that travel frequently.

The Inspiron 11z is based on the Intel Core i3-330UM CPU, whose clock speed is of 1,20 GHz and which has 3MB of cache memory.

This chip and the HM57 integrated graphics will have full control over the 11.6-inch WLED display, whose native resolution is of 1,366 x 768 pixels.

There is also a hard disk drive with an internal capacity of 250 GB, plus 2 GB of RAM, which can be upgraded to 4GB.

There is, of course, wireless support via Intel Centrino Advanced-N + WiMAX 6250 integrated WiFi/WiMAX, plus a HDMI output and the Windows 7 home Premium OS.

“As a 4G leader in the United States, Sprint continues to introduce innovative products that provide unrivaled speed, access and mobility for millions of users today,” said Fared Adib, vice president-Product Development, Sprint.

“While other carriers continue to talk about their 4G networks, we lead by example,” the VP added.

“The addition of these two exciting 4G-embedded Dell products nicely fits within our current ecosystem of fixed and dual-mode devices that also includes phones, mobile broadband cards, mobile hotspots and routers,” Adib went on to saying.

“Young professionals, students and even moms will enjoy […] the Inspiron 11z because [it] deliver(s) fast and reliable access to e-mail, social networking and Internet surfing,” said Michael Tatelman, vice president-Global Consumer Sales and Marketing, Dell.

“Bundling Sprint’s fast and reliable 3G/4G network support with [this] easy-to-carry systems ensure they will get the best in immersive on-the-go experience available,” Tatelman added.

Like the Mini 10, the 11z is available for $59.99 a month with both 3G and 4G, while the 3G only plan comes at $39.99.