Dell's latest Latitude is a premium notebook showcasing some cool new technology, including wireless docking and inductive charging.
Dell has been working hard to dispel its stodgy image in recent times, and the ultra-thin Latitude Z certainly doesn't look much like a regular Dell Latitude. With a 16in., 1,600-by-900 resolution screen, the 2.5cm-thick, 2.04kg Latitude Z is intended as a premium platform to showcase Dell's innovative technology.
The chassis is a new dark 'Black Cherry' colour, with brushed aluminium panels giving it a hint of luxury.
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Yup looks very good like some of the tech thats in it like wireless battery charging :O impressive, Just wondering when some one will start to work on flexible TFT screens that could bend fold or roll up without creasing.
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