It’s been quite a while since Dell has brought in a whiff of fresh air to its Vostro line-up.

The totally jazzed up series would sport the 13.3-inch Vostro 1320, 15.4-inch Vostro 1520 and the 17-inch Vostro 1720. All the three laptops would flaunt the pre-installed video conferencing facility and web camera software (if you choose to buy the package of integrated web cam and microphone). 

If you’ve had enough of the old-styled hard drive, then its time to go SSD. The finger-print reader would help enhance the security keeping unauthorized hands away while the encrypted HDD with Wave Systems software can also perform similar function. If you’re thinking of pocketing these updates, then you’d have to shell out $569 (Vostro 1520) or $629 (Vostro 1320) or $649 (Vostro 1720), depending on which one you’d choose.

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