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Dell Unveils 1.15 kg 14S Laptop With Up to 21 Hours of Video Playback

    Dell has unveiled its new Dell 14S laptop at IFA 2026 in Berlin. Designed as a more affordable Windows model, the device is aimed at students, young people, and those looking for a lightweight computer for everyday tasks. The laptop has an aluminum body and comes in 4 color options. According to the company, the battery will provide up to 21 hours of video playback. The price has not yet been announced.    The new Dell 14S weighs 1.15 kg and is 13.5 mm thick. This should make it easy to carry throughout the day. The laptop will be available in 4 colors called Linen, Faded Pink, Washed Denim, and Velvet Green. The new version does not replace the model with the same name introduced earlier this year. Dell has designed it as a relatively affordable alternative that prioritizes simpler specifications and design.    The laptop will be offered with Intel Core 5 Series 3 and Intel Core 7 Series 3 processors. These processors are less powerful than the Intel Core Ultra 7 355 chip tested in the previous version. Nevertheless, the model is intended for everyday tasks such as browsing the internet, working with text, and watching videos. The previous model lasted 34 hours and 29 minutes in a battery test. Only 1 model recorded a longer runtime in that test.    The display has a 16:10 aspect ratio. This format shows more content vertically when viewing documents, websites, and course materials. Buyers will be able to choose between a 2.8K-resolution, 120 Hz display and a 2K-resolution, 60 Hz display. Motion and page scrolling will appear smoother on the 120 Hz version. The 60 Hz option is intended for those who prioritize battery life and a more affordable price. Dell says both displays will produce bright, vivid, and accurate colors.    The Dell 14S will go on sale in the US market in fall 2026. The company will announce the price closer to the sales launch. It is therefore not yet clear how affordable the laptop will be. Dell is targeting the model at people who do not want to spend money on an expensive computer and plans to position it in the same segment as the MacBook Neo. The final choice will depend on the price and how the simpler processors perform in everyday use.