Dell announced at Computex 2015 a new line-up of Inspiron devices, offering a wide range of technology solutions to meet families’ everyday computing needs. The new portfolio includes the Inspiron 5000 Series laptops, Inspiron 15 7000 Series 2-in-1, Inspiron 15 7000 Series performance notebook, Inspiron 20 & 24 3000 Series All-in-One desktops, and a full line of Inspiron Desktops.

The Inspiron 5000 Series of laptops is now available with an even broader array of processor options from Intel and AMD.

The AMD versions are powered by the new A-series chips, code-named Carrizo. The chips offer up to twice the battery life when playing video as the previous A-series chips, codenamed Kaveri. They also deliver up to 65 percent better graphics performance, but only nominal improvements in CPU performance.

The 14-inch and 15-inch models will also be available with Intel Celeron and Pentium chips code-named Braswell next month. Dell didn’t say if Core chips would be offered as an option on the laptops.

Standard features of the 14", 15" and 17" notebooks include high resolution displays, firm keyboards for easy typing, long battery life, and wireless performance. An optional touch display is available in either FHD 1080p resolution on the 15" and 17" models, or in HD (14", 15"). Other options available include a precision touchpad, backlit keyboard and True Color, which allows users to customize the display’s color temperature, vibrancy and tone.

The Inspiron 5000 Series notebooks are now available in the United States, Canada, EMEA and APJ regions and on Dell.com starting at $599.99 for the 14", $449.99 for the 15" and $699.99 for the 17" models.

The Inspiron 14 and 15 3000 Series will offer Braswell processors in early-August.

A 2-in-1 device with a 15.6" display, the new Inspiron 15 7000 Series 2-in-1 combines a forged aluminum structire with a battery life of up to 8 hours 54 minutes. This 2-in-1 rotates between four modes: tablet, laptop, tent and stand mode. True Color, also offered as an option for the new Inspiron 5000 Series, comes standard on this 7000 Series 2-in-1 PC with its wide-viewing angle IPS screen. Other standard features include a backlit, full-sized, spill-resistant keyboard. The slim (sub-20 mm form) device also supports the new 802.11ac wireless standard.

The Inspiron 15 7000 Series 2-in-1 will be available beginning June 23 in the United States on Dell.com starting at $549.99. The currently-selling Inspiron 11 3000 Series 2-in-1 will refresh with Braswell processors on July 29 in the United States on Dell.com starting at $349.99.

The new Inspiron 20 & 24 3000 Series All-in-One desktops boast some of the thinnest AIO displays in the market.

The Inspiron 20 features a 19.5" HD+ display with Intel Braswell processors, while the Inspiron 24 comes with a 23.8" Full HD wide-angle display with IPS technology with AMD or Intel Braswell processors.

These AIO desktops house built-in speakers; an optional edge-to-edge touch screen and the latest Intel and AMD processors with optional AMD Radeon R-series graphics. Users will stream music and movies quickly with built-in wireless technology, and connect with other devices using the All-in-One’s multiple USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports, 4-in-1 MCR and Ethernet capabilities.

The Inspiron 24 3000 Series All-in-One desktop is now available in China and will be available beginning June 2 in the United States on Dell.com starting at $479.99. The Inspiron 20 3000 Series All-in-One desktop will be available beginning in September in China and October in the United States on Dell.com starting at $329.99.

Dell introduces new progressive designs to the Inspiron desktop series, featuring the latest processor options from Intel and AMD and performance graphics cards from AMD Radeon and NVIDIA. The latest AMD APU in the Inspiron Desktop enables high performance in a mini-tower that is 47% smaller than the previous generation; the design facilitates easy upgrades and customization. The Inspiron Small Desktop with the latest Intel Braswell processors is similarly compact.

Both form factors are available in glossy black with accented red and silver trim. Optical drive, two USB 3.0 ports and a MCR 5-in-1 are located on the front of the chassis. Drive storage is configurable up to 2TB.

The Inspiron Desktop will be available in September in the United States on Dell.com starting at $279.

The new Inspiron Micro Desktop packs a full suite of features into a package small enough to hold in one hand at just 5.16" x 5.16" Users can boot up quickly and access data with a solid state drive, and enjoy fast access to websites, games and apps with the latest dual-core Intel Celeron or quad-core Intel Pentium processors.

Intel HD graphics boost visuals and the HDMI connection can be used to channel full HD resolution with any HD display or TV. HDMI and DisplayPort provide the flexibility to connect with multiple displays for multi-tasking and entertainment. Four USB ports and a 3-in-1 SD card reader facilitate an easy connection with a hard drive, display, printer or other peripherals. Gigabit LAN, integrated Bluetooth and the latest long-range 802.11a/c wireless technology are also included in the desktop's list of features.

The Inspiron Small Desktop will be available in September in the United States on Dell.com starting at $279. The Inspiron Micro Desktop is now available in the United States and EMEA regions and on Dell.com starting at $179.99