Dell Targets Students With New Laptop
Doug Olenick -- TWICE, 5/29/2009
Round Rock, Texas — Dell yesterday introduced the Studio 14z laptop geared toward satisfying a student’s computing and style needs.
The Studio 14z is available in six colors, Black Chain Link, Midnight Blue, Spring Green, Plum Purple, Ruby Red and Promise Pink. Dell will donate $5 to the Susan G. Koman Foundation for each of the Promise Pink models purchased.
The notebook has a 14-inch widescreen and weighs 4.3 pounds. It has a $649 starting price and is available immediately via www.dell.com.
Other features include:
an Intel Pentium Dual Core, and Intel Core2 Duo standard voltage processors up to 2.66GHz;
* integrated NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics;
* digital audio/video via HDMI and display port;
* 1.3-inch megapixel webcam;
* standard FastAccess facial recognition software to help prevent unauthorized access to your computer
* optional Phoenix Failsafe theft protection to help protect the laptop and data in event of theft;
* advanced touchpad control to help improve productivity;
* 4-watt, SRS 2.0 audio with discrete tweeters and dual headphone jacks;
* up to 500GB hard drive capacity; and
* six-cell battery standard, optional slim design eight-cell battery.
It also has the ability to charge a cellphone or other portable device via the USB port, even if the laptop is unplugged.
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