A compact notebook with a focus on the full use of multimedia content finds its place at home, office and on the go. The computer falls into the category of lightweight equipment for high-quality processing, low weight and high-quality hardware. The body of the notebook is made of a single piece of aluminum and special carbon fibers, thanks to which fingerprints are not lying on its surface .
The building block of the laptop is quad-core processor Intel Core Seventh Generation with a basic frequency of 2.8 GHz (the processor frequency is increased to 3.8 GHz in demanding operations). The notebook adds 16GB of DDR4 memory . An outstanding feature of the computer is the Infinity Edge with Full HD resolution, making the laptop 15,6 "ultra-economical in size and lightweight, despite its screen size.
It offers data storage Dell XPS 15 spacious 512GB SSD . Excellent graphical display for change is provided by the powerful cardNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 with 4GB of memory. The wireless connectivity of the computer supports WiFi or a modern Bluetooth interface. There is also a Thunderbolt 3 multifunction port for charging the laptop, connecting multiple devices, or data transfer at speeds of up to 40 GB / s.The laptop comes with a webcam, a memory card reader or a backlit keyboard.
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This American multinational corporation based in Round Rock (Texas, USA) is a leading player in the field of information technology. The Dell brand carries the hallmark of quality and is known throughout the world. In 2010, it ranked fifth in the poll of most admired computer companies.
Dell's operations are incredibly broad - the company can be found not only in personal computers, servers, storage devices, switches, software and peripherals, but also HDTV, cameras, printers and MP3 players. The company, whose history began in 1984, now ranks among the giants in the field.
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