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Dell today announced a range of business notebooks and peripherals, including the Latitude 9430 business notebook, the Latitude 7330 Ultralight light business notebook, various other business notebooks in the Latitude 7000 series, and the Precision 5470 workstation. In addition, there are next-generation UltraSharp 32-inch and 27-inch 4K monitors, plus some docking and videoconferencing products.
First up is the Latitude 9430 (above), billed as “the world’s smallest 14-inch 16:10 business laptop”, which is a Yoga-style flip-screen model with a new FHD IR camera. The Latitude 7330 Ultralight (pictured below) is the world’s smallest and lightest 13.3-inch 16:9 high-end commercial laptop, weighing only 967g. 967g can claim to be the lightest, the editor is a little unconvinced, after all13.3-inch commercial laptops weighing less than 900gIt’s not uncommon, but usually this kind of self-proclaimed has relatively strict specific comparison conditions (Dell is probably the definition of “higher order” here).
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In addition to the special emphasis on the lightweight 7330 Ultralight, the Latitude 7000 family also includes the 15-inch 7530, 14-inch 7430 and 13-inch 7330, all of which are also divided into regular and Yoga-style 2-in-1s. Flip version. They all feature FHD IR cameras, 4K panels, and will be powered by Intel’s 12th-generation Core i processors, up to the i7-U and i7-P series processors. In addition, the 2-in-1 model comes with the new Dell Premier rechargeable stylus, and the stylus itself is equipped with Tile location tracking, allowing you to find it via Bluetooth.
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The Precision 5470 claims to be the world’s smallest, thinnest, and most powerful mobile workstation, weighing in from 1.47kg, equipped with up to 12th Gen Core i9-H series processors, 64GB RAM, 4TB SSD and NVIDIA RTX A1000 graphics. In addition to the protagonist’s 5470, Dell has also updated the 15-inch Precision 5570 and the 17-inch Precision 5770. These two are also known as the “thinest and smallest” workstations in their class. All laptops will be available in April, and the actual price will depend on the configuration.
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In the screen part, Dell brought a pair of UltraSharp series 4K monitors, named “UltraSharp 32 USB-C Hub Monitor (U3223QE)” and “Ultrasharp 27 USB-C Hub Monitor (U2723QE)”. It is not difficult to see from the name that they are 32 inches and 27 inches respectively, and they mainly use IPS Black technology and various connectivity. The U3223QE is priced at NT$38,430 / HK$10,299, while the U2723QE is priced at NT$34,419 / HK$8,549.
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As for other peripheral products, Dell first launched a laptop docking station called Dual Charge Dock (above), which features built-in Qi wireless charging function on the docking station, allowing you to put your mobile phone Lean on to charge. The other two docks are the Thunderbolt Dock with built-in Thunderbolt 4 and fast charging, and the Universal Dock “for shared workspaces”. Thunderbolt Dock will be listed at the end of March, priced at NT$3,800 / HK$1,273, Dual Charge Dock and Universal Dock are both listed in May, and there is no price yet.
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Finally, there are two audio products for video conferencing, the Speakerphone speakerphone and the Slim Conferencing Soundbar (above). They are both certified for Microsoft Teams and utilize AI noise reduction to reduce background clutter. The former is more of an independent pill-type product, while the latter is a strip-shaped design that is suitable for adsorption at the bottom of the screen. Both are available from today, with the Speakerphone priced at NT$3,109 / HK$784 and the Slim Conferencing Soundbar at NT$2,763 / HK$699.