Dell Inspiron 7567 is almost the same notebook as 7566 but with GTX 1050 Pascal graphics (+ prices for USA and Europe)

LaptopMedia.com Noticias Dell Inspiron 7567 is almost the same notebook as 7566 but with GTX 1050 Pascal graphics (+ prices for USA and Europe)

Desde: Simeon Nikolov 05 Enero 2017 / 16:44 6

Dell Inspiron 7566 didn’t have a very long life and the just released GTX 1050 / 1050 Ti graphics cards are the sole reason for that. No one is ready to buy a new notebook with an old GPU (GTX 960M) knowing that GTX 1050 is 15-30% faster, especially when the price remains the same. And this is just what happened with the new Inspiron that got a slightly different name – 7567 instead of 7566.

We stumbled upon an offer in Europe where а Polish online store is selling the updated GTX 1050 variant for 4300 PLN (985€ / $1039), equipped with an Intel Core i5-7300HQ processor, 8GB RAM and 1TB HDD. You also have a 15.6-inch Full HD screen and pre-installed Windows 10.

Here comes the next difference – the new Inspiron 7567 has 2% smaller battery – 6333 mAh, while its predecessor has 6480 mAh capacity. However we doubt that anyone will spot the difference in the battery life.

Dell announced a starting price of $799 for USA so the 985€ tag for Europe comes a bit unexpected but we think that better offerings will pop up in several days and the starting price for the Old Continent will be around 799€.

You can check whether the Inspiron 7567 has been released in your country through this link:
http://amzn.to/2hVg1UR

Author: Simeon NikolovEditor-in-Chief at LaptopMedia.com with 20+ years of experience in testing and analyzing laptops and mobile devices.

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9 años hace

Looks like a great option, but hold off on ordering the 4K UHD 3840×2160 configuration of this laptop, until reviews come in.

Last year’s Inspiron 7559 used the RG/BW Pentile matrix to ‘cheat’ the ability to advertise the 3840×2160 resolution, without actually providing the full detail of the resolution. The new 4K model might be using a completely different display, but that’s yet to be determined.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Dell/comments/5mbpsn/psa_hold_off_on_buying_the_4k_model_of_the_new/

(The 1920×1080 models do not have this issue, the Alienware, XPS, and Precision product lines also do not have this issue, just last year’s Inspiron 15 7000 4K, and potentially this year’s)

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