The Dell Latitude 13 3000 Series 2-in-1 (3379) won't break any speed or battery life records, but it's a competent and affordable business 2-in-1 with a sharp touch display, a good selection of ...

After unveiling a range of XPS laptops at CES, Dell introduced ten new Latitude laptops at MWC 2024 ... the ultralight 13.3-inch FHD+ screen (1920x1200), available in touch and non-touch versions ...

For American customers, Dell has three SKUs of the 9450, starting with the Core Ultra 5 machines for $1949, climbing to $2,389 for a Core Ultra 7 model. Both these lower-spec machines have only 16GB ...

The Dell Latitude 7340 Laptop is a compact and lightweight device designed for professionals who require portability without ...

First introduced in 1994, Latitude is being replaced by a more ... It is also obviously heavier, weighing in at 1.94 kg (4.27 lbs). The Dell Pro 13/14/16 Plus models have an aluminum chassis ...

Dell's Latitude 7000 series comes in a variety of styles. The 7300 series is 13-inch, the 7400 series is 14-inch, and the 7500 series is 15-inch; on top of that, you can choose between the 7320 ...

Dell's top-of-the-line Latitude 7000 models now offer either a traditional carbon-fiber body or an aluminum chassis. The Latitude 7300 (pictured) and Latitude 7400 offer 13.3-inch and 14-inch ...

or the Dell XPS 13, which scored 5115. While I don’t have the PC Mark 10 scores for the Surface Pro 7, its Geekbench scores are considerably lower than the Latitude’s. The Latitude 7320 ...

Dell’s XPS line, which has been a prominent name in premium laptops for years, is being replaced by new Dell Premium models. So they’re part of the base-tier Dell line, at the Premium sub-tier.

But, more interestingly, Dell also announced a totally different laptop with one major new feature. The Latitude 9510 might not sound as catchy as the XPS 13, but it packs a few exciting features ...

Branding is important. Corporations spend millions of dollars every year to make sure that words like “Tacoma” and “Sleep Number” press the right buttons in your brain. And Dell has spent ...