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The Latitude is an enduring companion for everyday work. One battery charge should get the device through the day. Energy can be recharged using the included USB Type-C power adapter or a proprietary Dell power adapter.
The built-in Core i5 processor provides more than enough computing power for office and Internet applications. Heat and noise development are at an acceptable level.
The CPU can access 8 GB of RAM (1x 8 GB, single-channel mode, max. 32 GB). The installation of a second memory module is recommended to activate dual-channel mode here. An NVMe SSD (512 GB) ensures a fast and smooth system. Replacing the SSD with a faster and/or larger-capacity model can be done. Moreover, upgrade and maintenance procedures require removing the bottom cover.
The display (Full HD, IPS) scores points with a matte surface, stable viewing angles, acceptable color reproduction, and decent color-space coverage. Brightness and contrast are fundamentally okay. Nevertheless, the laptop's price level demands better. Dell offers an optional LTE modem for the Latitude. Our test device doesn't feature a modem. However, one could be retrofitted. The LTE antennas and SIM card slot are available.
| SPECIFICATIONS |
| GENERIC |
| Ports | 4 x USB-3, 2 x USB-2 |
| Ethernet | 1000-GB |
| WIFI | 2.4GHz and 5GHz |
| CPU | 8-core I7 (4th gen) |
| Memory | 16Gb DDR-3 3200 |
| Keyboard | 102-key International, USB |
| Mouse | Standard USB office mouse |
| OS | Not Included |
| DISPLAY |
| Screen size | 1024 pixels |
| Pixel Depth | 64 bit |
| AntiAliasing | Supported |
| POWER USAGE |
| Wall power | 600W start-up, 300W coescient |
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