Dell Launches New 14S and 16S Laptops as Successors to Plus Models
Dell's new 14S and 16S are the replacement for its old Plus models
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Dell has unveiled the 14S and 16S laptops, replacing its old Plus models. These mid-range devices feature Intel Core Ultra processors, impressive battery life, and AI capabilities, with prices starting at $1,270 for the 14S and $1,320 for the 16S.
- 01The Dell 14S and 16S laptops replace the old Plus models.
- 02They feature Intel Core Ultra processors and optional AMD Ryzen processors.
- 03Battery life reaches up to 24 hours for the 14S and 26 hours for the 16S.
- 04Both models offer various display options, including OLED and QHD+.
- 05Pricing starts at $1,270 for the 14S and $1,320 for the 16S.
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Dell has launched the new 14S and 16S laptops, designed as replacements for its previous Plus models. These mid-range laptops are equipped with Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, offering significant performance improvements, with multi-tasking speeds nearly twice as fast as earlier models. Users can also choose AMD Ryzen AI 400 Series processors. The laptops come with Windows 11 and are Copilot+ PCs, featuring dedicated keys for AI tasks. The 14S boasts a battery life of up to 24 hours for productivity and 18 hours for streaming, while the 16S can last 26 hours when streaming and 14 hours for daily tasks. Both models offer FHD+ displays with options for QHD+ and OLED displays. Weighing 3.2 lbs for the 14S and 3.9 lbs for the 16S, they are available in Celestial Blue or Frost Blue, with memory options of 16GB or 32GB and storage ranging from 512GB to 2TB. The 14S starts at $1,270 and the 16S at $1,320, with AMD versions expected later this month.
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These new laptops provide users with enhanced performance and extended battery life, making them suitable for productivity and entertainment.
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