Dell has souped up its Latitude 3000, 5000 and 7000 corporate Ultrabook and laptop ranges to include Intel's fourth-generation Haswell CPU and optional touchscreens.
Its new flagship 7000 Series models flaunt Ultrabook stylings, available in a 12- and 14-inch model.
Tough laptops
They are joined by new 5000 Series laptops available in 14.1-inch or 15.6-inch sizes. As with the 7000 series models, they are protected by Corning's Gorilla Glass NBT, which the company claims is 10 times stronger than the soda lime glass that's standard on today's industry models.
The laptops come in optional SSD or hybrid SSD configurations and feature mobile broadband, Bluetooth and Wireless LAN connectivity. They are also compatible with Dell's existing Latitude E-family docking stations.
At the budget end are Dell's new 3000 Series models, which feature a more traditional laptop design but can be upgraded with discrete graphics packing up to 2GB RAM.
Available at a starting price of £429, you will also be able to pick both the 3000 Series and 5000 Series models from September 12.
