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Dell is planning to offer a high-end workstation laptop with a massive 256GB memory option later this year. The Dell Pro Max ...
Pro Max 14 and 16: Now available with AMD Ryzen AI and Intel Core Ultra processors, these 14- and 16-inch laptops offer an entry point to the Pro Max lineup, with performance and reliability on-the-go ...
Today, Dell unveils its new lineup of flagship laptops, now under the Dell Premium name. Powered by the latest Intel Core Ultra 200H series processors, these devices deliver the performance ...
That will change the name of the Dell Inspiron to just Dell. The XPS will now be known as a Dell Premium device—and machines currently known as Inspiron Plus will now be called the Dell Plus.
The Dell XPS 13 is a premium device, but it’s also very configurable, as well. Here are what I would consider the good, better, best in the line, but know, ...
If you want a premium laptop for productivity, content creation or even office work with occasional gaming on the side, it might just be the Inspiron that you buy. Shop at Dell Dell Inspiron 16 ...
Dell Premium 14. The Dell Premium 14 has a starting price of $1650 for a model with a 1920 x 1200 pixel non-touch 120 Hz IPSS LCD display, an Intel Core Ultra 7 255H processor, 16GB of LPDDR5x ...
Dell Pro 13/14 Premium: Labeled as a device for "executives, sales managers, and consultants," Dell's 13- and 14-inch Premium models are the slimmest and lightest of the Pro lineup, ...
Dell hopes that customers who don't want or cannot afford the top-tier XPS laptops will flock to the Inspiron 7000 and 5000 series thanks to these premium upgrades. The Inspiron Chromebook 14 will ...
The Dell XPS 13 Laptop is one of Dell’s premium devices, and as a result there’s a lot less bloatware and advertising to deal with. It’s not completely devoid of those issues though.
However, don't count out the Dell Premium Active Pen if you're either not using a Surface or using both a Surface and a Wacom AES device, as it works with both Wacom AES protocol and MPP. Since ...
Dell's Premium Active Pen is hands down one of the best pens you can get for touch-enabled devices (provided they use Wacom AES or MPP). The pen supports 4,096 different levels of pressure ...
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