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This is the Dell Inspiron 17R N7110.
The Dell Inspiron 17R N7110 we reviewed last week is a 17.3″ inch laptop which belongs to the popular and affordable Inspiron R series. The model we tested had a Core i3-2330M processor, the Nvidia GeForce GT 525M dedicated graphics combined with the on-CPU Intel HD, 4GB RAM, a 500GB hard drive, DVD burner, and 1600×900 display resolution.
This is the current (first generation) Alienware M14x.
Retailers and computer makers in the U.S. have started announcing their Cyber Monday laptop deals for 2011, offering great savings on notebooks, netbooks, and tablets this year.
The Dell XPS 14z L412z is ready to hit the USA market on November 1st, according to an official announcement of the thin 14″ laptop.
Dell has added the Vostro 3555 series 15.6 model to its affordable business laptop PC line.
The Dell Vostro 3555 runs Windows 7 Home or Pro on the 1366 x 768 anti-glare screen and AMD Llano processors with integrated graphics, from the dual-core E2-3000M to quad-core A8-3500M. The 3555 has up to 6GB RAM, up to 500GB HDD, and DVD burner or Blu-Ray combo.
At the 2011 IFA show in Berlin, Acer showcases its MeeGo netbook. The lightweight and free of charge Linux-based OS actually runs on the Acer Aspire One D257 hardware and it’s pre-installed instead of Windows 7 Starter to cut the final price of the product.
Dell has made available the updated Inspiron 14z 14-inch consumer laptop with a new design, Intel “Sandy Bridge” processors, and USB 3.0.
Dell today put on sale the XPS 15z laptop, advertised as “the thinnest 15-inch PC on the planet”.
Dell has made available for US customers the recently launched Precision M4600 and Precision M6600 mobile workstations, featuring the latest high-end Intel processors, professional video cards from AMD and Nvidia, and advanced display options.
The 15.6-inch M4600 and 17.3″ M6600 ship with the 2nd generation Intel Core i7 Extreme quad-core processors, AMD FirePro Mobility and Nvidia Quadro dedicated video cards with up to 2GB GDDR5 video memory, Nvidia switchable GPU technology and AMD Eyefinity multi-display feature in select configurations, and up to 32GB of 1333MHz or up to 16GB of faster 1600MHz DDR3 RAM.
The Alienware M18x 18.4-inch gaming notebook by Dell is now available for purchase.
With prices ranging from $2,000 to around $6,000, the M18x features 2nd Genaration Intel Core quad-core processor choices, up to a factory-overclocked i7 2920XM Extreme edition at 4GHz, and single and dual AMD/ATI and Nvidia video card options. Customers can choose between the single and dual 1.5GB GDDR5 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460M or dual-only 2GB GDDR5 AMD Radeon HD 6970M.
Dell today unleashed the Alienware M18x, M14x and M11x R3 notebooks for gamers.
The mobile gaming rigs feature 18.4″, 14″, and 11.6″ displays respectively, and incorporate the latest Intel “Sandy Bridge” processors, as well as ATI and NVIDIA dedicated video cards.
Dell has unveiled recently the Dell Vostro 3550, a newly designed 15.6-inch budget business notebook.
In select Asian countries and Australia, Dell has released the Inspiron M102z ultraportable laptop PC, featuring a 11.6-inch display and the AMD Fusion APU technology.
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