Dell XPS 14 and 15 officially launched

Both models use Intel Ivy Bridge chips, RAM 8GB and sold from yesterday in the US for $ 1,099 and $ 1,299 respectively.

Dell has just officially launched two models of XPS 14 and 15 yesterday. Both models have an aluminum chassis, running Intel's latest Ivy Bridge processor and are available from the United States yesterday.

Two models of XPS 14 and 15 copies of 2012 began to be sold in the US from yesterday. (Photo: Engadget).

XPS 14 uses a screen resolution of 1,600 x 900 pixels with a brightness of 400 nit. This product has two versions. In terms of configuration, both models use 8GB RAM, 500GB hard drive, 5,400 rpm and 32GB SSD or 512GB SSD.

The more advanced version is capable of supporting broadband connection thanks to Dell's NetReady technology along with Nvidia GeForce GT 630M graphics card. The lower model is only equipped with Intel HD Graphics 4000 graphics. The manufacturer said that the built-in battery makes the XPS 14 work continuously for 11 hours. This product has a starting price of $ 1,099.

Next is the XPS 15 using 1,920 x 1,080 pixel resolution screen which is Gorilla Glass-coated glass and weighs 5.79 pounds (about 2.62kg). It is equipped with DVD-RW or Blu-ray drive with 16GB RAM and 1TB hard drive. Users can choose one of two Nvidia GeForce GT 630M graphics cards with 1GB VRAM or GeForce GT 640 with 2GB VRAM. The starting price of this model is 1,299 USD.

See more real photos Dell XPS 14 ultrabook 2012 version below:

The connection ports are located on the left side of the machine.

The product uses chiclet keyboard with bright assist lights.

The right side must contain the drive and headphone jack.

From top to bottom are XPS models 13, 14 and 15.

The 13-inch model was introduced earlier this year.

Design slightly different port between XPS 14, 15 and "juniors".

Real video XPS 14 and 15 version 2012: