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2015年3月8日Education is a very important market for computer manufacturers and other technology companies. Just yesterday, Microsoft announced a huge deal with the New York City Public Schools, to offer Office 365 to all of its students and teachers for free.
The company also revealed its curved UltraSharp 34 monitor (available Jan. 8,, $1,199.99), which measures out to 34 inches by way of a super-wide 21:9 aspect ratio. As with many of the other products mentioned, it’s a high-quality take on a innovative new idea. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-1750-notebook-battery.html Dell Inspiron 1750 Battery[/b][/url]With all these releases, varying models, and innovative accessories, Dell devotees will have a lot to choose from in 2015.
Today, Dell is presenting new hardware to the education segment; new laptops and tablets running Chrome OS, Android and Windows. By offering a diverse range of form factors and platforms, the manufacturer can gain access to many school systems and classrooms.
"Dell today announced a range of new additions to its state-of-the-art portfolio of education solutions to enhance the learning experiences of students around the world: the Dell Chromebook 11; Venue 10 and Venue 10 Pro tablets; Latitude 11 Education Series laptop and the Dell Interactive Projector S510. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-1521-notebook-battery.html Dell inspiron 1521 Battery[/b][/url]These new products join a great education portfolio that includes award-winning products like the Latitude 13 Education Series laptop, Dell Wyse thin clients for labs, and the Dell Precision M3800 mobile workstation for engineering and design students. Whether the learning environment is based on Chromebooks, laptops or tablets, all Dell devices are designed to integrate seamlessly within the preferred IT infrastructure", says Dell.
The latest XPS notebooks, powered by Windows 8.1, have been unveiled, for instance. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-1720-notebook-battery.html Dell inspiron 1720 Batter[/b][/url]The XPS 13 – available starting today at Dell.com for $799.99 – is said to be the smallest 13-inch laptop available. And the XPS 15 (coming “soon,” at $2,349,) will output to a 4K Ultra HD display – boasting more than 8 million pixels – bold steps forward for the model. Sporting 5th generation Intel Core processors and SSDs, the two latest XPS notebooks are sure to be another hit.
Sam Burd, VP and GM, Dell Personal Computing Product Group further explains, "the classroom is changing quickly, and innovative technology is a major way for students to enjoy a collaborative educational experience. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-n5010-notebook-battery.html Dell inspiron n5010 Battery[/b][/url] Education devices need to be really robust to make it through a school district’s life cycle. They also need to be powerful and flexible enough to suit individual learning needs, and make collaborating within the classroom simple. Our latest education solutions give students, teachers and IT managers the tools they need to provide an engaging learning experience".
Turning away from everyday users and toward hardcore gamers, Dell also announced the latest Alienware gaming laptops, both set for release at Dell.com today. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-latitude-d820-notebook-battery.html Dell latitude d820 Battery[/b][/url] The Alienware 15 ($1,199) and the Alienware 17 ($1,499,) will both include optional Intel Core i7 quad-core processors and NVIDIA GTX 980m graphics, to provide world-class support for all manners of gaming. And they’re smaller than their predecessors, too: Both the 15 and the 17 are roughly 20 percent thinner than previous models. And if that’s not enough, both are outfitted with the Alienware Graphics Amplifier to essentially guarantee smooth overclocking.
Dell lists the devices with associated pricing and availability below
http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-latitude-d830-notebook-battery.html Dell latitude d830 Battery[/b][/url]The Dell Chromebook 11 starts at USD $249.99 and is available on Dell.com in the U.S. and select countries around the world starting February 12, 2015.
The Latitude 11 Education Series starts at USD $299 for qualified education customers. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-vostro-1510-notebook-battery.html Dell vostro 1510 Battery[/b][/url] The non-touch display version will be available starting March 3, 2015.
A touch display version will be available in late June 2015.
The Venue 10 Pro starts at USD $329.99 for the tablet or $379.99 with keyboard option. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-alienware-m18x-notebook-battery.html DELL Alienware M18x Battery[/b][/url] It will be available on Dell.com in the U.S. and select countries around the world starting March 3, 2015.
The Venue 10 will be available in spring 2015.
While I think Windows is the smartest decision for most schools, Chromebooks can certainly meet the needs of many. Dell’s Chromebook 11 in particular looks very durable and inviting; young students should love it. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-vostro-3350-notebook-battery.html DELL Vostro 3350 Battery[/b][/url]
A number of other products have been emphasized as cornerstones of Dell’s 2015 calendar: The Venue 8 7000 series, for instance, is also available today (starting at $399.99) at the company’s website. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-1440-notebook-battery.html Dell inspiron 1440 Battery[/b][/url] The devices, powered by the Intel Atom Z3500 series processor, are said to be the “world’s thinnest tablet” (at 6mm) as well as the first to integrate the Intel RealSense Snapshot Depth camera (which promises to craft a “depth map” for each photo to enable more flexible editing).
A handful of products in the Inspiron series were also shown off on the show floor: The Inspiron 15 5000 (available now, $749.99), the 15 7000 (available now, $1,099.99), the 13 7000 2-in-1 (set for a March release), and the 23 All-in-One (available now, $1,599). http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-15r-notebook-battery.html Dell Inspiron 15R Battery[/b][/url] Each device in the line can be customized to feature a 4K display, and they are all outfitted with Intel RealSense 3D cameras and 5th generation Intel Core processors.
Dell explains that the Chromebook 11 has "features including an anti-glare HD display with optional touchscreen, liquid-resistant keyboard and touchpad and front facing integrated HD video webcam, allowing students to easily collaborate. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-alienware-m15x-notebook-battery.html DELL Alienware M15x Battery[/b][/url] It also features advanced connectivity options including wireless 2x2 LAN, 802.11 ac/a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, and up to 10 hours of battery life, so students can stay online throughout the day without being tethered to wires and chargers".
A 10 inch Android tablet may have its place for specific touch applications and as an e-reader, but so can the Venue 10 Pro with keyboard (seen directly above); a great valued at under $400. This appears to be a much better value that the traditionally-designed Latitude 11 Education Series. Students love tablets and a 2-in-1 can save money. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-alienware-p08g-notebook-battery.html Dell Alienware P08G Battery[/b][/url]
"Both the Dell Venue 10 (Android 5.0, Lollipop) and Dell Venue 10 Pro (Windows 8.1) feature a 10.1 inch HD or Full HD display to help bring content to life, and allow students to work in five different positions when configured with the optional, attachable and reversible keyboard. The five positions make the most of different learning environments and include: clamshell for test scenarios and to use as a laptop, tent and stand positions to promote collaboration and sharing, and slate configuration for keyboard storage while in tablet mode. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-mini-1018-notebook-battery.html Dell Inspiron Mini 1018 Battery[/b][/url] An optional active stylus also provides the pen and paper ’inking’ experience on a tablet", explains the manufacturer.
Overall, Dell has hit a home run with these new offerings, and by being diverse, can attract many schools with different needs. Most importantly, pricing is right and the designs are very appealing.
Dell has announced its entire lineup of upcoming devices. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-n4010-notebook-battery.html Dell Inspiron N4010 Battery[/b][/url]The latest products in the XPS, Inspiron, and Venue 8 7000 series as well as new Alienware devices are being shown at CES right now.
The company also revealed its curved UltraSharp 34 monitor (available Jan. 8,, $1,199.99), which measures out to 34 inches by way of a super-wide 21:9 aspect ratio. As with many of the other products mentioned, it’s a high-quality take on a innovative new idea. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-1750-notebook-battery.html Dell Inspiron 1750 Battery[/b][/url]With all these releases, varying models, and innovative accessories, Dell devotees will have a lot to choose from in 2015.
Today, Dell is presenting new hardware to the education segment; new laptops and tablets running Chrome OS, Android and Windows. By offering a diverse range of form factors and platforms, the manufacturer can gain access to many school systems and classrooms.
"Dell today announced a range of new additions to its state-of-the-art portfolio of education solutions to enhance the learning experiences of students around the world: the Dell Chromebook 11; Venue 10 and Venue 10 Pro tablets; Latitude 11 Education Series laptop and the Dell Interactive Projector S510. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-1521-notebook-battery.html Dell inspiron 1521 Battery[/b][/url]These new products join a great education portfolio that includes award-winning products like the Latitude 13 Education Series laptop, Dell Wyse thin clients for labs, and the Dell Precision M3800 mobile workstation for engineering and design students. Whether the learning environment is based on Chromebooks, laptops or tablets, all Dell devices are designed to integrate seamlessly within the preferred IT infrastructure", says Dell.
The latest XPS notebooks, powered by Windows 8.1, have been unveiled, for instance. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-1720-notebook-battery.html Dell inspiron 1720 Batter[/b][/url]The XPS 13 – available starting today at Dell.com for $799.99 – is said to be the smallest 13-inch laptop available. And the XPS 15 (coming “soon,” at $2,349,) will output to a 4K Ultra HD display – boasting more than 8 million pixels – bold steps forward for the model. Sporting 5th generation Intel Core processors and SSDs, the two latest XPS notebooks are sure to be another hit.
Sam Burd, VP and GM, Dell Personal Computing Product Group further explains, "the classroom is changing quickly, and innovative technology is a major way for students to enjoy a collaborative educational experience. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-n5010-notebook-battery.html Dell inspiron n5010 Battery[/b][/url] Education devices need to be really robust to make it through a school district’s life cycle. They also need to be powerful and flexible enough to suit individual learning needs, and make collaborating within the classroom simple. Our latest education solutions give students, teachers and IT managers the tools they need to provide an engaging learning experience".
Turning away from everyday users and toward hardcore gamers, Dell also announced the latest Alienware gaming laptops, both set for release at Dell.com today. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-latitude-d820-notebook-battery.html Dell latitude d820 Battery[/b][/url] The Alienware 15 ($1,199) and the Alienware 17 ($1,499,) will both include optional Intel Core i7 quad-core processors and NVIDIA GTX 980m graphics, to provide world-class support for all manners of gaming. And they’re smaller than their predecessors, too: Both the 15 and the 17 are roughly 20 percent thinner than previous models. And if that’s not enough, both are outfitted with the Alienware Graphics Amplifier to essentially guarantee smooth overclocking.
Dell lists the devices with associated pricing and availability below
http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-latitude-d830-notebook-battery.html Dell latitude d830 Battery[/b][/url]The Dell Chromebook 11 starts at USD $249.99 and is available on Dell.com in the U.S. and select countries around the world starting February 12, 2015.
The Latitude 11 Education Series starts at USD $299 for qualified education customers. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-vostro-1510-notebook-battery.html Dell vostro 1510 Battery[/b][/url] The non-touch display version will be available starting March 3, 2015.
A touch display version will be available in late June 2015.
The Venue 10 Pro starts at USD $329.99 for the tablet or $379.99 with keyboard option. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-alienware-m18x-notebook-battery.html DELL Alienware M18x Battery[/b][/url] It will be available on Dell.com in the U.S. and select countries around the world starting March 3, 2015.
The Venue 10 will be available in spring 2015.
While I think Windows is the smartest decision for most schools, Chromebooks can certainly meet the needs of many. Dell’s Chromebook 11 in particular looks very durable and inviting; young students should love it. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-vostro-3350-notebook-battery.html DELL Vostro 3350 Battery[/b][/url]
A number of other products have been emphasized as cornerstones of Dell’s 2015 calendar: The Venue 8 7000 series, for instance, is also available today (starting at $399.99) at the company’s website. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-1440-notebook-battery.html Dell inspiron 1440 Battery[/b][/url] The devices, powered by the Intel Atom Z3500 series processor, are said to be the “world’s thinnest tablet” (at 6mm) as well as the first to integrate the Intel RealSense Snapshot Depth camera (which promises to craft a “depth map” for each photo to enable more flexible editing).
A handful of products in the Inspiron series were also shown off on the show floor: The Inspiron 15 5000 (available now, $749.99), the 15 7000 (available now, $1,099.99), the 13 7000 2-in-1 (set for a March release), and the 23 All-in-One (available now, $1,599). http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-15r-notebook-battery.html Dell Inspiron 15R Battery[/b][/url] Each device in the line can be customized to feature a 4K display, and they are all outfitted with Intel RealSense 3D cameras and 5th generation Intel Core processors.
Dell explains that the Chromebook 11 has "features including an anti-glare HD display with optional touchscreen, liquid-resistant keyboard and touchpad and front facing integrated HD video webcam, allowing students to easily collaborate. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-alienware-m15x-notebook-battery.html DELL Alienware M15x Battery[/b][/url] It also features advanced connectivity options including wireless 2x2 LAN, 802.11 ac/a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, and up to 10 hours of battery life, so students can stay online throughout the day without being tethered to wires and chargers".
A 10 inch Android tablet may have its place for specific touch applications and as an e-reader, but so can the Venue 10 Pro with keyboard (seen directly above); a great valued at under $400. This appears to be a much better value that the traditionally-designed Latitude 11 Education Series. Students love tablets and a 2-in-1 can save money. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-alienware-p08g-notebook-battery.html Dell Alienware P08G Battery[/b][/url]
"Both the Dell Venue 10 (Android 5.0, Lollipop) and Dell Venue 10 Pro (Windows 8.1) feature a 10.1 inch HD or Full HD display to help bring content to life, and allow students to work in five different positions when configured with the optional, attachable and reversible keyboard. The five positions make the most of different learning environments and include: clamshell for test scenarios and to use as a laptop, tent and stand positions to promote collaboration and sharing, and slate configuration for keyboard storage while in tablet mode. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-mini-1018-notebook-battery.html Dell Inspiron Mini 1018 Battery[/b][/url] An optional active stylus also provides the pen and paper ’inking’ experience on a tablet", explains the manufacturer.
Overall, Dell has hit a home run with these new offerings, and by being diverse, can attract many schools with different needs. Most importantly, pricing is right and the designs are very appealing.
Dell has announced its entire lineup of upcoming devices. http://www.want-shopping.com/dell-inspiron-n4010-notebook-battery.html Dell Inspiron N4010 Battery[/b][/url]The latest products in the XPS, Inspiron, and Venue 8 7000 series as well as new Alienware devices are being shown at CES right now.
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