Dell launches Vostro V13 business notebook

A slim and light Dell notebook for business users

The hinges are zink reinforced, so they are strong, and they are not placed directly on the spine of the notebook but a little further in, with the spine behind them. They hold the screen in place perfectly, and allow the screen to open up to approximately 135 degrees. If you hold onto the spine with one hand as you open the lid, you might have to move your fingers so that the screen doesn't push down on them.

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