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Dell Launches "Studio" Line

Category: Hardware
Published: 06/27/2008, 12:59
Editor: Catalin Buda

A new consumer product line designed for self-expression and creative living, called "Studio" has been introduced by Dell. Combining aesthetics and technology into a fresh approach to hi-def mobile lifestyles, Studio products are highly expressive and personalized, inside and out.

Two distinctively styled laptops, the Dell Studio 15 and Dell Studio 17, are the first Dell Studio products. These laptops combine sleek designs, striking visual color elements and personalization options with features such as slot load drives, capacitive touch media control buttons, standard built-in webcam, and optional mercury-free LED displays and built-in mobile broadband.

Including a sleek wedge-shaped profile and an iconic drop hinge design, the new Studio products inherit design elements first introduced in Dell’s award-winning XPS™ M1330 and M1530 laptops. Taking its cue from the Inspiron portfolio, Studio laptops also offer several personalization options that allow a customer to color customize a laptop unique to him or her. Dell, as with Inspiron products, will offer optional color-coordinated accessories and peripherals like backpacks and ear buds, mice, slip covers, etc. so customers can assemble a mobile high-definition package that’s unique.

Customers may pick, starting with either a 15 or 17-inch high-definition display, one of six optional color choices, including new Plum Purple and Tangerine Orange, in addition to Ruby Red, Midnight Blue, Flamingo Pink, Spring Green or standard Jet Black. Dell has added, dor a more subtly personalized laptop, an optional high gloss Graphite Grey choice that can be customized with contrasting Black, or more vivid Blue, Pink or Red edge trim around the display back.

Having rich basic features, Dell Studio systems also offer customers a wide variety of options to ensure the system facilitates and enhances the user’s digital passions whether that is being the curator of their own photo or music library or creating cool new web content themselves. The optional Blu-ray Disc™ drives help deliver cinematic video quality on high definition displays. Wherever there is cellular coverage, optional Built-in mobile broadband1 connectivity through wireless carriers like Verizon Wireless and Sprint means users can connect on their own terms. Users can simplify password management while preventing unauthorized access with the optional fingerprint reader.


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