Dell unleashes world's smallest laptop
Computer maker Dell launches the world's smallest laptop priced as it aims to reach its target of double-digit revenue growth by the end of the year.
Anothai Wettayakorn, managing director of Dell Thailand and general manager for Indochina, said the firm would focus on providing low-end laptops.
"We have products to cover the medium-end, high-end and low-end market in order to boost the market and drive revenue growth to double digits by the end of this year," Anothai said.
The firm launches a range of new products, including the XPS 13, the world’s smallest laptop. The 13-inch computer promises to provide more than 13 hours of battery life on a single charge. It will also launch the XPS 15 laptop, Latitude 7000 series two-in-one, Venue 11 Pro tablets and the OptiPlex range of desktop solutions.
James Johnston, executive director of client solutions at Dell APJ, said the Asia market remained a key focus and growth driver for Dell’s client solution business.
