Dell launches a series of products that support working anytime, anywhere
According to research from Dell, 44% of employees want to be empowered to choose how they work, while providing the necessary equipment and infrastructure for the job.
Recently, Dell has officially launched a series of new products including laptops, monitors and accessories to support work. These devices are aimed at users who work anytime, anywhere.
Latitude 9430
This is a high-end laptop with a 2-in-1 design with a 14-inch 16:10 screen that Dell says is “the world’s smallest”. To achieve this, Dell gives the Latitude 9430 an ultra-thin screen border design similar to the XPS line.
In terms of configuration, the machine is equipped with 12th generation Intel Core chip, up to 32GB RAM, Intel Iris Xe GPU and infrared camera with Full HD resolution. Besides the traditional Wi-Fi connection, the Latitude 9430 also has a version that supports 5G connectivity. Built-in connectivity ports include USB-C, Thunderbolt 4, HDMI, memory card slot and headphone jack.
With what it brings, Dell sets a pretty high price for the Latitude 9430: starting at $2,245.
Latitude 7330 Ultralight
As the name suggests, Dell’s Latitude 7330 Ultralight focuses on being as light as possible. With a weight of 0.96Kg, this is one of the lightest laptops on the market today.
Besides the Latitude 7330, Dell also has versions like the Latitude 7430 or the Latitude 7530 with larger 14 and 15-inch screens, which of course also increases the weight. All versions are equipped with 12th generation Intel Core chips, up to 32GB RAM and up to 1TB SSD.
The Latitude 7330 Ultralight has a starting price of 1899 USD.
Precision 5470
This is the workstation line that Dell claims is the most powerful, while being the most compact and thinnest. With a weight of 1.48Kg, this laptop owns a 12th generation Intel Core chip, up to 64GB RAM, up to 4TB SSD and NVIDIA RTX A1000 graphics GPU. The screen of the device has a 16:10 aspect ratio and a resolution of 2560×1600. Dell says the battery life of the machine can reach 14 hours of use.
Besides the Precision 5470 version with a 14-inch screen size, Dell also has two other versions, the Precision 5570 and 5770 with 15- and 17-inch screens. These two models also have the option of more powerful NVDIA RTX A2000 and A3000 discrete GPUs.
Dell has not revealed the price of the new Precision line.
Dell Monitor U2723QE & U3223QE
This is Dell’s latest monitor duo aimed at graphics users. Both have 4K resolution, IPS technology and a range of ports such as DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI 2.0, USB-C with 90W charging support and even a LAN port. The monitor’s stand also allows users to rotate it vertically if desired.
The biggest upgrade of this screen duo comes from IPS Black technology, which allows to improve contrast and black reproduction, which has always been the weakness of IPS technology.
Other accessories
The Dell Dual Charge Dock is Dell’s first laptop docking station with Qi wireless charging for smartphones and wireless headsets, supporting up to two 4K displays.
– Dell Thunderbolt The dock supports the latest Thunderbolt 4 standard and supports a variety of connections, including outputting to multiple displays at the same time.
– Dell Speakerphone and Dell Slim Conferencing Soundbar: Two of Dell’s smartest Microsoft Teams certified speakers, integrating artificial intelligence noise cancellation technology with the ability to reduce background noise.
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