Updated
Updated · Engadget · Sep 2
Dell Unveils 14S With 61.2Whr Battery to Challenge $700 MacBook Neo
Updated
Updated · Engadget · Sep 2

Dell Unveils 14S With 61.2Whr Battery to Challenge $700 MacBook Neo

3 articles · Updated · Engadget · Sep 2

Summary

  • Dell introduced the 14S as a mainstream 14-inch laptop aimed at the MacBook Neo, with pricing still undisclosed ahead of a fall launch.
  • The model pairs up to an Intel Core 7 chip with a 61.2Whr battery, up to 16GB RAM and 1TB storage, signaling a focus on battery life and everyday performance.
  • Two display options—FHD or 2.8K—join a four-color design and roughly 2.5-pound weight, putting portability and broad appeal ahead of premium extras.
  • Dell is positioning the 14S alongside its refreshed XPS 13 to capture more of Apple’s entry-level laptop market, though it likely needs to land near $700 to compete directly.

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