Design and features
The new 14z looks like the kind of laptop you wouldn't be embarrassed to pull out in your favorite hipster coffee shop, even if everyone else there has a MacBook.
The new 14z looks like the kind of laptop you wouldn't be embarrassed to pull out in your favorite hipster coffee shop, even if everyone else there has a MacBook.
The new designs are thin and modern,
with two-tone lids -- most in either gunmetal-gray brushed metal (like our
review unit) or red contrasted against a lighter border. The brushed-metal look
extends to the system interior, with a sunken black keyboard tray and black
keys. There's a bit of a back-and-forth feel, with your fingers touching metal one
moment and plastic the next, and the construction looks just a bit sturdier
than it feels in the hand.
The keys have more rounded corners than most,
and the top row of function keys is half-height. It actually feels like there's
plenty of room for bigger keys -- there's a good amount of dead space on either
side.
. It has a native resolution of
1,366x768 pixels , the screen is covered with overly glossy plastic and sits in
the middle of a thick all-around bezel, making it one of the only visual cues
that looks a bit low-budget.
The stereo speakers are not much to
write home about. They get reasonably loud, but sound very thin, despite the
inclusion of MaxxAudio software from Waves, a well-known maker of audio
applications. In the row of quick-launch buttons above the keyboard, the middle
button switches between MaxxAudio presets, and the
leftmost button accesses a Dell settings menu. The notable part is that there's
an option to either keep the row of Function keys as is, or swap their
multimedia functions, which means you could raise or lower the volume, change
screen brightness, and so on without holding down the dreaded Fn key.
Configurations
Processor- 1.7GHz
Intel Core i5-3317U
Memory- 8GB,
1,333MHz DDR3
Hard drive- 500GB
5,400rpm / 32GB SSD
Chipset- Intel
HM7
Graphics- AMD
7570M / Intel HD 4000
Operating system- Windows
7 Home Premium (64-bit)
Dimensions (WD)- 13.7x9.5
inches
Height- 0.8 inch
Screen size (diagonal) - 14
inches
System weight- 4.1 pounds
Weight with AC adapter- 5.1 pounds
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