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all of these devices are aimed at creators and multitaskers, and are part of Dell’s new rebranded and streamlined portfolio, with the sub-brands such as XPS, Vostro and Inspiron phased out. All the three newly released laptops have Copilot+ capabilities. The laptops are designed to excel at multitasking with Series 2 Intel Core Ultra processors supported by Intel Arc graphics. The Dell Plus lineup features the new ExpressCharge technology that can juice up 80 per cent of the battery in an hour. The laptops are available in the sleek Ice Blue finish with a minimalistic design.

Dell has rolled out three new consumer laptops in India, with the Dell 14 Plus starting at Rs 1,15,799, the Dell 14 2-in-1 starting at Rs 96,899 and the Dell 16 Plus starting at Rs 1,08,499. These are sleek, powerful devices with on-device AI capabilities, powered by Intel Core Ultra processors. The Dell 14 Plus has a sleek design with a 11 per cent slimmer chassis, a vibrant QHD+ display supported by a sound solution by Dolby Atmos and Waves MaxxAudio. The Dell 14 2-in-1 is a versatile laptop with a 360 degree hinge that can be used in the tablet, tent and stand modes. The Dell 16 Plus features a FHD+ LED display, along with Dolby Atmos sound. Devices infused with intelligence

Vice President and Managing Director of Consumer and Small Business at Dell Technologies India, Raj Kumar Rishi said, “Dell Technologies is at the forefront of transforming personal computing in the age of AI. As the industry evolves, we are leading the charge to redefine the PC—not as just a tool, but as an intelligent digital ally. Our innovative portfolio is built to address real-world user needs, offering seamless performance from everyday tasks to professional-grade applications. Powered by advanced processors and AI accelerators, our latest devices enable users to navigate the complexities of an AI-driven world with confidence. This launch represents a pivotal moment for the future of personal computing—smarter, more adaptive, and ready to meet the demands of tomorrow.”

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