Dell has expanded its international laptop lineup with the new D15266 model, targeting buyers in Oceania and Southeast Asia who need portable computing power. This release gives consumers in these specific regions access to a fresh hardware configuration that was previously unavailable locally. This release targets the mid-range segment by offering modern DDR5 memory and efficient AMD Ryzen processors.
Dell D15266 laptop launches in Asia with Ryzen 200 and DDR5
The device features a 15.3-inch IPS display that offers a 1200p resolution and a 16:10 aspect ratio. Dell equipped this screen with a 400-nit brightness level and a 60 Hz refresh rate for standard daily use. The chassis houses AMD Ryzen 200 series processors, with options ranging from the Ryzen 3 210 to the Ryzen 7 250.
Specifications
- Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 210, Ryzen 5 220, Ryzen 7 250
- Display: 15.3-inch IPS, 1200p, 16:10, 400 nits, 60 Hz
- Memory: 8 GB to 32 GB DDR5-5600
- Storage: 512 GB to 1 TB M.2 2230 SSD
- Battery: 54 Wh
Memory configurations start at 8 GB and scale up to 32 GB using DDR5-5600 modules. These RAM sticks are upgradeable, allowing users to expand capacity after purchase. Storage options include M.2 2230 SSDs with capacities of 512 GB or 1 TB to store files and applications.
The laptop runs on a 54 Wh battery that powers the system during mobile use. Pricing for the base model begins at 1,079 AUD (around $765) in Australia and 1,248 NZD (around $733) in New Zealand. Configurations with higher-end Ryzen processors and increased RAM capacity are priced higher in local currencies across the region.
Dell lists the D15266 as available in selected markets including Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore. Customers in the United States will not see this model immediately, as the company plans to launch it in the US at a later date. This staggered rollout means international buyers get the hardware first while American consumers wait for future availability.
Source: NotebookCheck
