Work Light & Easy With Dell
March 27, 2023With the advent of remote work, many professionals have experienced the freedom and flexibility to work from anywhere. However, there are still limitations that hinder our work experiences, such as connectivity issues, technology barriers, and cybersecurity concerns. Fortunately, Dell recognizes these challenges and has made it their mission to solve them.
Dell’s design philosophy centers around innovation in its commercial portfolio, which spans from the device to the ecosystem to the software and solutions. They believe that an elevated sense of connection and collaboration is essential to optimizing work experiences and productivity.
Latitude
One of Dell’s standout devices in this line is the ultra-premium Latitude 9440, which takes design inspiration from Dell’s XPS line. This two-in-one device is perfect for executives, consultants, or salespeople who require a customisable and immersive conferencing experience. The haptic touchpad allows for intuitive navigation, while the machined aluminium construction and wider keys with zero-lattice make all-day working comfortable and effortless.
For professionals who need to move between meetings with ease, the Latitude 7340/7440 Ultralights offer a compact and lightweight solution. Starting at just under/over one kilogram, these devices are surprisingly durable without sacrificing features. With a 16:10 display and 5MP camera, professionals can enjoy a productive workspace with mobile convenience.
Precision
Creators, designers, engineers, and other specialized power users require technology that prioritizes performance and graphics capabilities to run graphic-intensive applications and software, whether in the office, studio, or on-the-go. Dell understands these needs and is continually delivering new enhancements across its Precision mobile and fixed workstations to meet these demands.
The latest 13th Gen Intel Core processors and NVIDIA RTX Ada Generation Laptop GPUs are among the latest features that Dell has incorporated into its Precision workstations. One of the highlights this year is the Precision 5480, which boasts performance improvements from the processor to the graphics card and beyond.
Dell has also expanded its 5000 Series lineup with the addition of a new 16-inch mobile workstation, the Precision 5680. This powerful device has a small footprint but packs a punch, with up to Intel Core i9 (45W) and up to 64GB of DDR5 memory with the NVIDIA RTX 5000 Ada Generation Laptop GPU. The Precision 5680 offers even more power and immersive experiences with its 16:10 display and up to UHD+ with PremierColor, all packaged in a stylish and lightweight design.
OptiPlex
Dell’s new OptiPlex portfolio is set to revolutionize the desktop market. After years of listening to customer feedback, the new range is simpler, more intelligent and easier to manage. The range has been simplified to cater to workspace and performance needs, with options for space-conscious designs and minimalist desk set-ups.
Dell has made the range more intelligent and easy for IT admins to manage with a new single BIOS setup, freeing up valuable IT time. The portfolio is designed to maximize productivity with enhancements such as intelligent audio, privacy, connectivity, and collaboration that learns and responds to the way employees work.
Dell Optimizer extends intelligence from the PC to the rest of the PC ecosystem, allowing users to manage displays and peripherals more easily in one interface.
In terms of security
Dell understands the importance of security in the modern workplace and is committed to delivering the industry’s most secure commercial PCs. In its recent security announcement, Dell unveiled new services and solutions that aim to create a trusted workspace with hardware and software protections.
One of the major highlights of this announcement is Dell’s collaboration with CrowdStrike, a leading cybersecurity company. This partnership will enable Dell customers to have more choice in cybersecurity software and better protect their systems from advanced threats.
In addition, Dell has also introduced a hardware supply chain security offering that provides customers with additional assurances that their PCs have arrived as ordered. This solution will help to reduce the risk of supply chain attacks that can compromise the security of devices.
