Dell, one of the largest technological corporations in the world, has unveiled its tablets and ultrabooks in Nigeria in collaboration with Microsoft and Intel Nigeria.
With the new products made public, Dell is ushering in the next era of computing with a redesigned portfolio of business and computer Pcs shaped to take advantage of advances in new operating systems.
Sam Burd, vice president and general manager, Personal Computer Product Group at Dell had identified the new Del products line as built to best optimize Windows 8 and make computing more user-friendly.
“Dell has crafted inspired designs that enable new user experiences and make touch computing available to more customers than ever before,” he said.
“As of today”, Burd continued, “Consumers I n Nigeria will; be able to purchase a range of new Dell products for home and for business including: the XPS 10 tablet, Latitude 10 tablet, XPS 12 convertible Ultrabook, Inspiron 15z Ultrabook, Latitude 6430u Ultrabook, optiPlex 9010 All-in-one with touch XPS one 27”.
According to him, the new products free customers from carrying multiple devices, helping them save time and be more productive.
Speaking on the combination of new Dell hardware and Microsoft software, he said the platform is customer value driven as it creates and consumes content in new and exciting manner. “We are unveiling a comprehensive refresh of all our customer and commercial products to take advantages of Window 8,” he noted.
Similarly, Annie Odo-Effiong, Client Product Marketing Manager, Anglo-West Africa, highlighted that the Company’s new stylish products present clean and intuitive experience, the security and manageability milieu required by the IT department, and features to allow anytime, anywhere access to data and applications.
She maintained that Dell’s interest was not limited to designing great tablets and Pcs rather it is also updating its line of computing peripherals.
“Dell is making available a 23-inch S2340T multi-touch monitor and TP713 wireless touchpad designed specifically to extend the Windows 8 experience. The S2340T is Dell’s first multi-touch monitor, designed to maximize a media entertainment experience with beautiful aesthetics, performance and a multi-position, 90-degree articulating stand,” Odo-Effiong said.
Unlike most other touchpads, the Dell’s TP713 has a full-touch work surface that extends across the entire devise top, allowing users to swipe and scroll with ease.
Mark Ihimoyan, consumer channels lead, Microsoft Anglophone West Africa added that with the launch of Windows 8, Microsoft is unveiling reimagined windows to the world. “Whether you want a tablet or PC, whether you want to consume or create, whether you want to work or play-Windows 8 delivers a personalized experience that fits your unique style and needs,” he told the gathering.
However, the partners were optimistic that the combination of Windows 8 and Intel’s leading-edge processors and SoCs will deliver the world’s best client computing experience.