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Dell has put on sale four 2nd Generation Intel “Sandy Bridge”-based E series business laptops – the Latitude E5420 and E5520 for budget-minded customers, and the business-rugged Latitude E6420 and E6520.

The 14-inch Dell Latutide E5420 and 15.6-inch Latitude E5520 come with dual-core 2nd Gen Core i3, i5 and i7 processors, Intel HD 3000 integrated graphics, up to 8GB of RAM, and up to 500GB hard drive space or a 128GB solid state drive.

The Latitude E6420 and E6520 have 14″ and 15.6″ displays, respectively, with optional two-finger multitouch functionality on both laptops and full HD screen choice in the E6520, an additional quad-core Core i7 CPU option, Nvidia Optimus switchable graphics solution combining the Intel HD 3000 with the NVIDIA NVS 4200M 512MB dedicated video card, and up to 500GB HDD or a 256GB SSD.

Dell’s new business laptops include DVD optical drives, webcams, various connectivity and security options, Windows 7 OS, and new chassis designs.

The Dell Latutide E5420, E5520, E6420, and E6520 start at $889.00, $922.00, $1040.00, and $1090.00, respectively on the Dell Small Business online store.

The Dell Inspiron i1464-4382OBK is unique laptop which has the option of high speed modem.

This model of laptop is based on the Core i3 and the light weight of the laptop helps you to operate with ease. The laptop has an amazing keyboard and touchpad which helps you to work with the laptop.  The Dell Inspiron i1464-4382OBK can be used for all purposes and gives you a different experience in computing. The operating system which is used in this laptop is the Windows 7 and the processor speed of the laptop is 2.13 GHz. The RAM of the laptop is 4 GB and has the storage capacity of 500 GB.

The Dell Latitude Z Laptop is an ultra light laptop which serves your purpose; this laptop has amazing features which gives you a different experience in computing.

The design of the laptop is awesome and has the cutting edge technology that can suit all your business needs. This laptop has a widescreen with 16 inch LCD and has a 2MP camera, and has a large space for viewing many files. The keyboard of the laptop is very delicate and it is touch sensitive. You can operate the computer with out touching the keys; the Edge Touch sensor is a unique option available in this laptop.

The new Dell Vostro 1320 is a 13.3 inch business-class laptop.

The laptop has anti-glare display with LED backlight that can provide native resolution of 1280 by 800 pixels. The laptop is powered by the Intel Core 2 Duo processor T9550 that has 6 MB L2 cache memory. The laptop features Intel 45 Express chipset with the 256 MB NVIDIA GeForce 9300 M GS graphic cards. The memory of the laptop can be extended up to 8GB dual channel 800MHz DDR2 SDRAM. It has 128 GB SSD hard drive with the DVD burner or Blu-ray optical drive. The laptop also has 8-in-1 media card reader, four USB ports and express card slot.

Dell has announced its 2011 business PC lineup, including new laptops, tablets and mobile workstations.

The refreshed Dell Latitude line includes the Latitude E5420 and E5520 notebooks for budget-minded customers, the business-rugged Latitude E6520, E6420, E6320, E6220, and E6420 ATG laptops, all with MIL-STD tested Tri-Metal cases and durable displays, and the Latitude XT3 convertible tablet.

The systems have new chassis designs and are based on 2nd Generation Intel Core processors.

Dell says that details on the upcoming Precision M6600 and M4600 mobile workstations will be available in the coming months and that the company also plans to launch a 10-inch Windows 7 business tablet later this year.

The Dell Latitude E5000 series will start at $859. Availability info and pricing for other systems will be released in the coming weeks.

When Dell introduced the Adamo  in 2009, it was widely viewed as the company’s answer to the MacBook air. It was a super-thin notebook with a 13.4 inch display measuring just 0.65 inches thick and carrying a premium price tag of about $2000 — much like Apple’s first ultrathin laptop.

The price has fallen pretty significantly over the past few years, and the laptop got even thinner. But the compay is pulling the plug on its premium ultrathin laptop and killing off the Adamo line.

CNET reports that dell does plan to introduce a new ultrathin laptop within the next 6 months. But the new model will wear an Inspiron, XPS, or Alienware brand name rather than Adamo.

While it looks like new Adamo laptops have been pulled from Dell’s web store, you can still find some pretty good deals on refurbished models at the Dell Outlet, with prices as low as $759.

Late last year, news came out about the newest Latitude 2120 netbook (taking over the 2110) from Dell, which was supposed to debut at CES at the start of this year but I don’t recall seeing anything about it.

Nonetheless, it’s now up for pre-order at Dell.com with pricing for the cheapest model starting at $414. All models are expected to ship next month on the 9th.

The higher end models sport a dual core Atom N550 processor and HD 1366 x 768 display while the lower end models get the standard 1024 x 600 and a single core Atom N455 processor. Like previous models, the screen is anti-glare matte. The cheapest model comes with Ubuntu 10.10 while the rest get Windows 7 Home Premium. Other options include a 2.0MP webcam, touchscreen, tamper-resistant anti-microbial keyboard and 7200RPM HDDs.

Dell revealed a new laptop with super sleek design called Adamo notebook.

Now it’s powered by Intel Core 2 Duo SU9400 1.4GHz processor, 2GB DDR3 dual channel SDRAM 800 MHz and 13.4-inch HD WLED display with 1366×768 pixel resolution.

This Dell Adamo now going on sale with price only $799 featuring 128GB of SSD storage, Intel GS45 integrated graphic card (256MB share memory), intel 5300 WLAN 802.11 mini card, HD audio 2.0, Dell wireless 370 bluetooth module 2.1+EDR, integrated gigabit network and 40 WHr Lithium Polymer battery.

The Dell Alienware M17x R3, the third version of the company’s 17.3-inch gaming laptop, is now available for purchase.

The Alienware M17x R3 features the 2nd Generation Intel Core “Sandy Bridge” processors – the Core i7 2820QM, i7 2720QM, and i7 2630QM, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460M 1.5GB or AMD Radeon HD 6870M 1GB video card, optional full HD and 3D-capable 120Hz full HD display with 3D bundle, up to 16GB of RAM, dual storage bays that accommodate up to two hard drives or solid state drives, a slot-load DVD burner or Blu-ray combo, and a refreshed chassis design.

Dell’s notebook has stereo speakers, support for 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound output, webcam, USB 3.0, and HDMI output and input ports, as well as mini-Display connector.

The laptop runs Windows 7 OS and is available in Stealth Black and Nebula Rad colors, with backlight for keyboard, touchpad and other notebook areas.

The Dell Alienware M17x R3 has a base price of $1,499 at the Dell website.

It’s been awhile since we’ve heard any news from the Adamo  camp, but for those looking to blow a bit of that Santa cash on something thin and light, the timing here couldn’t possibly be better.

Nearly 1.5 years after the 13-inch ultraportable was let loose — for $1,999 and up, no less — a new low-cost configuration has emerged at Dell’s website. These days, $899 gets you a 0.65-inch thick machine, complete with a 13.4-inch WLED display (1366 x 768 resolution), 2.1GHz Core 2 Duo SL9600 processor, a 64-bit copy of Windows 7 Home Premium and 4GB of DDR3-800 memory. You’ll also get a 128GB SSD, 802.11n WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and a 40 WHr Lithium Polymer battery, and if you’re down for spending a bit more, you can grab an internal mobile broadband module as well. Or, you know, you could wait and see what kind of treasures CES brings. Your call.