Dell expands Inspiron notebook line-up in India

Dell expands Inspiron notebook line-up in India
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Refreshing its Inspiron series in India, Dell on Thursday launched three ultra-slim notebooks -- \"Inspiron 13 7000\" 2-in-1 (7373), \"Inspiron 15 7000\" (7570) and \"Inspiron 13 5000\" (5370).

New Delhi: Refreshing its Inspiron series in India, Dell on Thursday launched three ultra-slim notebooks -- "Inspiron 13 7000" 2-in-1 (7373), "Inspiron 15 7000" (7570) and "Inspiron 13 5000" (5370).

"Inspiron 13 7000" 2-in-1 (7373) has been launched for Rs 76,290 for core i5 chipset and Rs 96,190 for core i7 processor variant.

"Inspiron 15 7000" (7570) will be available at Rs 77,190 for core i5 chip and Rs 88,690 for core i7 chipset while Inspiron 13 5000" (5370) will be available at Rs 60,690 for core i5 and Rs 75,790 for core i7 processor variants.

"We have brought in durability and long-lasting strength in encased anodised aluminum body. The new Inspiron family is every bit striking and versatile, all clubbed into a light-weight design," Alen Joe Jose, Product Marketing Director, Consumer and Small Business, Dell India, said in a statement.

The new Inspiron notebooks sport a thinner and lighter build with integrated high-performance and are dedicated to offering a high quality entertainment to users, the company claimed.

"Inspiron 15 7000" (7570) features a 15-inch thin bezels display encased in brushed aluminum body.

It comes with dual drive options with up to 256 GB SSD and up to 1TB HDD and offers up to nine hours of battery life.

"Inspiron 13 7000" 2-in-1 (7373) has a FHD IPS touch display with "SmartByte" streaming technology.

The device has Quick-Charge enabled battery that lets users go from zero to ready-to-go in 15 minutes.

It also offers improved security with infrared camera and "Windows Hello".

Dell "Inspiron 13 5000" (5370) offers a 13-inch FHD IPS display with "Smartbyte" and immersive audio technology by MaxxAudio Pro.

The device features log-in with fingerprint reader feature and "Windows Hello".

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