With the launch of Windows 11 later this year, Dell will be releasing a wide portfolio of PCs with the new Operating System. This will include laptops, desktops, 2-in-1s, and All-in-Ones.
With more people working from home, the role of the PC will continue to become more important. Dell is looking to make that process easier and more personal. They have been working closely with Microsoft to further improve the user experience.
Dell & Microsoft
Speaking about Dell’s work with Microsoft on Windows 11, Rahul Tikoo from Dell said of the new design, “The refreshed user experience and clean, fluid redesign of Windows 11 pops with our immersive displays. Take our XPS 13 with OLED as an example, this PC will dial up the new Windows layout and immerse you in stunning contrast and colour.”
The new features include:
Human Connection: We all crave connectedness, and Windows 11 lets you reach the people you care about easier. Right from your desktop you can text, chat, voice or video call with just a click. But that doesn’t mean much if your device isn’t designed for connectivity and collaboration. From Dell’s 5G enabled Latitude PCs with faster internet speeds to enhancements the tech company has made in its camera, displays and audio features experiences that allow you to adopt a work, play and collaborate-from-anywhere lifestyle.
Choice: Today, we live in a multi-PC environment (for work, play or learning) and Dell don’t see that changing. With Windows 11, Dell’s devices will feature the latest innovations in touch, stylus and voice. Products like the recently launched Alienware X15 built for a new generation of gamers, Dell’s XPS and Precision devices designed for creators at all levels, and the intelligent business PCs that help you work smarter.
What’s Next?
Dell assures that customers can continue buying PCs on Dell.com with the knowledge they will be meet the Windows 11 requirements. They will also be given a free upgrade once it becomes available.
For more information on how Dell is integrating Windows 11 click here.
