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The world’s first wireless charging laptop is now available from Dell Comments

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  • CptPower
  • SH3
  • 27 Jan 2018

1200 WoW the primary specs are good but there wasnt any sign of GPU.
If the add noone or integrated one they can keep their thing for them selves.
I would never buy a Notebook, Laptop with great GPU.
Integrated one is not an option. Also big HD must be.
128GB in Notebook is kinda low these times.

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  • naveen kush
  • fC5
  • 31 Jul 2017

this is a good thing for next generation...

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  • krystian
  • kx$
  • 12 Jul 2017

KL, 12 Jul 2017The difference is that with wireless charging, you don't have to worry about plugging the lapt... moreThis will drive other OEMs to compete for something like this as well. I'm surprised MS didn't lead the way with this one. Dell is awesome these days.

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  • AnonD-39937
  • ajN
  • 12 Jul 2017

Anonymous, 12 Jul 2017Yesterday, you could get the fire 7 for multimedia for € 35 or £ 30. I bought it btw"you can get a decent multimedia laptop for $550..."
I was talking about a...LapTop...not a Tablet...

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  • KL
  • xYg
  • 12 Jul 2017

Kangal, 12 Jul 2017...but you have to Plug In the Charging Mat to the wall. Then rest the laptop directly on top... moreThe difference is that with wireless charging, you don't have to worry about plugging the laptop in or pulling the plug out. A trivial convenience for some, but a nice one for others..

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  • AnonD-617820
  • gmP
  • 12 Jul 2017

Any Laptop should have including Fast Charging

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  • Anonymous
  • 043
  • 12 Jul 2017

AnonD-39937, 12 Jul 2017you can get a decent multimedia laptop for $550...Yesterday, you could get the fire 7 for multimedia for € 35 or £ 30. I bought it btw

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  • Anonymous
  • 043
  • 12 Jul 2017

This is really bad. Hopefully there will be better solutions for the future, as we go move into a wireless future

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A2481380
  • Anonanoymoususes
  • IV$
  • 12 Jul 2017

i go to starbuck , bring my wireless charging , plug in , and charge my laptop ....

instead just bring the charging cable

i prefer bring more extra device for charging my laptop on public .... at least it looks cool ~

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  • AnonD-666681
  • TkY
  • 12 Jul 2017

Kangal, 12 Jul 2017...but you have to Plug In the Charging Mat to the wall. Then rest the laptop directly on top... moreIsn't that what 'wireless' mobile charging is, though? All of this wireless charging is nonsense to me. It's not really a step forward as in some cases it is more restrictive than having a wired charge, ie. when you want to use your device and charge at the same time.

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  • Kangal
  • uCX
  • 12 Jul 2017

...but you have to Plug In the Charging Mat to the wall.
Then rest the laptop directly on top of the mat.

So basically its no different to plugging in the laptop to the wall.
Well, maybe the difference would be in the abysmal/slow charging rate.

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T2894326
  • TechLover1
  • 0En
  • 12 Jul 2017

LeL?, 12 Jul 2017The whole point of a laptop is so it's portable. Stupid Dell..In a way you have an excellent point my friend, and you are definitely right about that, so I agree with you regarding that particular singular point. Because initially and mainly, that was the prime intent to differentiate a laptop from a desktop, its portability. But on the other hand, you (by you I mean us all the customers, etc) must always take in consideration that technology (without including everything else) was, is and still will be, always in a progressive process (evolving/upgrading/improving/etc) and so there will always be another step forward to go. So basically the bottom line is, that although initially yes that was the prime intent, etc., from a desktop to a laptop and so you're right about that, but as for the next building block to keep evolving/improving like it always did, a wireless charging tech (and everything else positive) is welcome as well.

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  • AnonD-39937
  • ajN
  • 12 Jul 2017

you can get a decent multimedia laptop for $550...

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T2894326
  • TechLover1
  • 0En
  • 12 Jul 2017

Without discussing the price, well done to Dell for this world’s first wireless charging laptop.

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  • ProJames
  • r7b
  • 12 Jul 2017

karim salah, 12 Jul 2017Why the interpres is always more expensive?Because they are usually build better with better components and hardware enhancements (such as Intel vPro, TPM 2.0) and also because enterprises usually have more money than individuals

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  • LeL?
  • mxn
  • 12 Jul 2017

The whole point of a laptop is so it's portable. Stupid Dell..

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  • Aniki
  • IY6
  • 12 Jul 2017

i thought wireless charging is to simplify your way of charging the device, why so fussy with extra accessories and need some clearance for metal surface etc??? if so troublesome i rather stay with wired with more reliable power source and easy plug and charge... and of course cheaper~

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k7811
  • karim salah
  • gw6
  • 12 Jul 2017

ProJames, 12 Jul 2017A Latitude you say? Those are for enterprises and are 25-50% more expensive than consumer (Ins... moreWhy the interpres is always more expensive?

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  • ProJames
  • r7b
  • 12 Jul 2017

A Latitude you say? Those are for enterprises and are 25-50% more expensive than consumer (Inspiron) models.

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