Remember about Apple iPhone 5 that was rumored will have a bigger screen by optimized its original frame? With same technique, Dell unveiled a new laptop in XPS family, XPS 14z, which has a 14-inch WLED HD (720p) LCD screen with TrueLife and edge-to-edge glass fits into a 13-inch laptop’s frame by pushing its screen to edge of the frame. In simple words, it is a no-frame screen design. It’s a dandy thing, right?
However, it does not stop there. By carrying only 23mm thickness, this new Dell’s laptop also is the world’s thinnest 14-inch laptop featuring an internal optical drive and optional discrete graphics. Combined by a sophisticated looking with anodized aluminum and magnesium alloy palmrest in dark gray, it’s a thinnest yet a stylish-premium laptop.
Regarding to its main specs, this thin laptop sports an Intel Core i5/i7 Dual Core processor, up to a 1 GB NVIDIA GeForce GT 520 graphics, up to 8GB DDR3, a built-in DVD RW, WiFi, Bluetooth 3.0, USB 3.0, USB 2.0, HDMI, a 1.3 MP built-in webcam, and stereo speakers. Meanwhile its battery supports up to around 7 hours.
Packed in 23(H) x 335(W) x 234(D) and 4.36lbs, Dell XPS 14z laptop is going to hit US and Canada in November 1, 2011 in starting price $999 and followed globally in November 5, 2011. Did you see this laptop at IFA 2011? [Dandy Gadget Source]
