One thing about teens these days, they have all the materials and arsenals to make studying and leisure activities easier. Today, practically most students have a mobile device or laptop made for education and fun. These factors alone give Dell the proper justification for its latest laptop, the Dell Studio 14z.

An ideal laptop for the students of today, this light notebook possesses huge hard drive options and a svette design that makes it trendy and cool for kids who want something handy by their side. With the growing need for storage and entertainment today, this latest laptop from Dell packs them all in one device.

Features:

• New Dell Studio 14z laptop sports a stylish, thin (0.79–1.2-inches) design for students and digital downloaders who want a combination of power and exceptional mobility
• Energy-efficient, mercury-free, 14-inch 16:9 LED display with HD resolution (720p/ 900p)
• Intel Pentium Dual Core, and Intel Core 2 Duo standard voltage processors up to T9550 (2.66GHz, 1066Mhz FSB, 6MB Cache)
• Integrated NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics
• Digital Video/Audio via HDMI and DisplayPort
• Standard 1.3MP webcam with dual digital array mics
• Starting weight of 4.3 pounds
• Standard FastAccess Facial Recognition Software to help prevent unauthorized access to your computer
• Optional Phoenix FailSafe Theft Protection to help protect laptop and data in event of theft
• Advanced touchpad control to help improve productivity
• 4W, SRS, 2.0 Audio w/ discrete tweeters and dual headphone jacks
• Up to 500GB HDD capacity
• Optional 8:1 Media Card Reader via 34mm Express Card slot
• Six-cell battery standard, optional slim design 8-cell battery for up to 6:46 hours of battery life with WLED display option
• Standard Wi-Fi, optional Bluetooth and mobile broadband to connect anywhere
• eSATA connectivity for high speed data transfer rate (up to 6X USB 2.0)
• PowerShare - Charge your USB-connected cell phone and other mobile devices via the USB 2.0/eSATA combo port even when you’re unplugged from a power outlet
• Optional external optical drive options (DVD+/-RW, Blu-ray Disc read-only and read-write drives)

The Studio 14z comes in six colors: Black Chain Link, Midnight Blue, Spring Green, Plum Purple, Ruby Red and Promise Pink (U.S. only). Dell will donate $5 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure from the purchase of each Promise Pink laptop. It carries a $649 price tag.

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If you had the chance to be asked, what specific feature of a mobile device would you want? Apparently there would be two things a mobile user would want:

1. TouchScreen Features
2. Phones below $50

The two points are not really surprising. Considering people want the best they can get on any deal is only common. And to back up this claim, a study conducted by ABI Research ound nearly half of the respondents in the 40-59 age bracket expected a touchscreen on a $50 mobile device.

That survey, conducted in February, 2009, aimed to discover what features people have on their phones, which are actually being used, and what features people of different ages expect to find on cellular handsets at various price-points.

The top features, present on over half of all respondents’ phones, were a camera, Internet access, the ability to play music, to record video, to send and receive email, and to do instant messaging. A significantly higher proportion of those aged 18-29 had these features, and some of a dozen others, in their phones. According to research practice director Kevin Burden, “We found the classic 80/20 usage pattern: about 80% of those surveyed used only 20% of the available functions.”

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