Have you met Dell’s latest laptop? The Dell Latitude Z is something to contend with. It’s got excellent features that are fit for the working class who want superior style in their gadgets. It is a slim laptop that’s just half a pound heavier than the famous Adamo. Dell Latitude Z is powered by Intel Core 2 Duo processor. This is matched with a choice of up to 256GB solid state drives. Its essentials are well-protected by the very attractive shell that’s made of stiff magnesium alloy. The interior is just as attractive with its brushed aluminium.

Dell has new goodies for hardcore gamers! The company launched not just one but five gaming systems! These five high-performance PC systems are jointly developed with Alienware. Dying to know more about them? Here goes Aurora, Aurora ALX, Area 51, Area 51 ALX, and the M15x. Only the M15x is different because it’s a gaming laptop. It has a mobile Core i7 processor, 1GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260M GPU, and up to 8GB DDR3 1333MHz memory. Its starting price is $1,500.

Dell is expanding. It recently announced that it is going to buy IT services provider Perot Systems in a $3.9 billion deal. The whole takeover is hoped to get finalized between November and January. When the two finally combine their services, they will be able to deliver a more extensive range of services and solution in information technology. It’s a known fact that Dell has a wide range of customer reach with its broad range of PCs, laptops, and notebooks, so when Perot becomes a division of Dell, it will be able to deliver its services to more people, particularly Dell users.

There are new notebooks available from Dell! They’re not netbooks, but rather full-featured notebooks. The two new notebooks of the Z series are the 14z and 15z notebooks. In what areas do these two differ? Well, in the size because the 14z has a 14-inch screen, while the 15z has a larger 15.6-inch screen. After this difference every other spec is easy to keep in mind because they’re all the same. Both are powered by a 1.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SU9400 with GMA X4500HD graphics.

Do customers really like 10-inch netbooks rather than those a bit bigger? Based on Dell’s experience, this seems to be true and correct. The company’s Inspiron Mini 12 models are a testament to the fact. This line is suffering from customers’ snobbery that is why Dell is discontinuing its production altogether. At this time, the 12-inch netbooks are still available at Dell’s outlet stores; they are the last of them. If you are a fan of the 12-inch Mini, now is the time to grab hold of one because they’re going to be extinct pretty soon.

Dell has added a new laptop model to its Vostro line-up. The new addition, Vostro 1220, is a laptop designed for businessmen who travel regularly. It’s built to be durable and long-lasting to withstand the rigors of regular travel. Businessmen will love this latest Vostro model because it’s not only durable and capable it’s also very stylish as it comes available in Deep Cherry Red color aside from Obsidian Black. This 12.1-inch Vostro is easy to take anywhere since it only weighs 3.36-lbs.

Do you know that aside from being an avenue of expression, Twitter can also be a marketing tool? It’s true. Dell can attest to that fact as revealed on its corporate blog. The company claims that it has a $3 million sales increase because of Twitter. The $2 million sales were due to the company’s Twitter stream; while the $1 million came from customers who used the @DellOutlet Twitter account before going and buying directly from the company. The gist is, Twitter helped increase Dell’s traffic; consequently its sales. Dell has been wise in using the microblogging service as a way to publicize its deals and offers.

Here’s a new superior-looking gaming laptop from Dell. Gamers will surely love the Alienware M17x notebook. Its appearance alone won’t make anyone doubt that it’s meant for gaming. This is the latest creation that’s going to make everyone’s mouth water because it’s equipped with an all powerful Intel Core 2 Extreme quad-core processor. This processor is matched with two 1GB nVidia GTX 280M graphics units to ensure superior gaming performance. Dell also equipped with 8GB 1333MHZ DDr3 RAM.

In this age of economic crisis, is there anyone who’s willing to spend $2,000 on a laptop? Only a few will be willing to spend on the latest line of luxury laptop from Dell. The new Dell Adamo is a very sleek and sophisticated-looking laptop sporting a 13.4-inch screen. This LED backlit glossy widescreen features 1366 x 768 resolutions. Powering it up is a 1.2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor that only use up a low amount of power. Dell Adamo supports DDR3 memory and has SSD storage.

Are you familiar with the Dell Latitude XFR D630? Well, you have to get acquainted with its predecessor, the E6400 XFR. The latest model has improvements that you can’t find in any other laptop. The most amazing is the 14-inch screen made with touch capability. Its processing power comes from the Intel Core 2 Duo and is complemented graphics card. It supports up to 8GB of RAM and up to 120GB of hard drive storage. The new E6400 XFR laptop has Wi-Fi, 3G mobile broadband, and GPS antenna. It operates with Windows Vista.

Dell is really living up the netbook hype. It recently added the Inspiron Mini 10 to its line of netbook offerings. This netbook will initially be launched with pre-loaded Windows XP operating system. It is a competitive netbook because it comes with an Intel Atom processor, 1 GB of memory, 160 GB hard disk drive, and LED Screen. If the user is used to small screens he won’t find the 10.1-inch widescreen display any different. It also features a multi-touch gestures touchpad, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support.

Printing your favorite photos while on the go is now possible with Dell’s new Wasabi PZ310 ultra mobile photo printer. Wasabi PZ310 is a pocketful of delight because you don’t have to wait to get home to have a hard copy of your favorite snapshots. Instant wallet-size (2x3-inch) prints can be in your hands just a few seconds.

Two new laptops are heading our way, courtesy of Dell. The A860 and the A840 are the two new additions to Dell’s Vostro series. Physically, these two models look the same. It is only when you look closely when you’ll see that the A860 has bigger screen with 15.6-inch HD LCD while the A840 only sports 14.1-inch WXGA LCD. Both of these screens have anti-glare screens for better viewing. These laptops can be installed with either Vista or Ubuntu because they run on Celeron to Core 2 Duo processors.

Dell takes courage in making another music player. Hmm, some people are already skeptical about the wisdom of this undertaking. Haven’t they learned their lesson with their previous venture into the music player business? I guess Dell just believes in taking risks. Last year Dell bought Zing, a small music software company. Zing is the company that released a new concept design in 2006 that enables Wi-Fi streaming inside a portable media player. So, it is highly likely that Dell’s new player will have strong Wi-Fi streaming capabilities.