Dell Latitude 9000, 7000, 5000 laptops announced, features 11th Gen Intel Core vPro processors
Ahead of CES 2021, Dell announced a bunch of new Latitude 9000, 7000, 5000 business laptops that feature 11th Gen Intel processors.
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| Dell announces new Latitude laptop series |
Dell Latitude 9000 series
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| Dell Latitude laptops can either be clam shell or 2-in-1 configs |
The new Latitude 9000 series has a new security feature along with updated specs. The Dell Latitude 9420 and 9520 laptops have the SafeShutter feature. This is touted by Dell as the first automatic webcam shutter. It can automatically open and close the webcam when you need to use it. Both also have a secure mic and mute keys.
Both laptops will feature the 11th Gen Intel Core vPro processors. They also feature more work-from-home focused features such as better built-in speakers, better camera enhancements such as automatic light correction and background blur. Both Latitude 9000 laptops are available in a traditional clamshell form factor or 2-in-1 configuration with 5G/4G LTE connectivity.
Dell Laitiude 7520, 5420, Precision 3560
For those looking for a high-resolution screen, the Dell Latitude 7520 is for you. It has a 15-inch 4K UHD screen and an optional FHD webcam at 1080p. It could also feature the 11th Gen Intel Core vPro processor but not much is revealed yet.
The Latitude 5420 and Precision 3560 are the environment-friendly laptops in the bunch. These laptops feature bioplastic materials made from tree waste. The lids have 21 percent bioplastic content. This is part of Dell's effort to have half of its products made out of recycled materials by 2030.
International price with direct to PHP conversion (no taxes and duties yet):
Dell Latitude 9420 - USD 1,949 (around PHP 94K)
Dell Latitude 9520 - TBC
Dell Latitude 7520 - USD 1,649 (around PHP 79K)
Dell Latitude 5420 - USD 1,049 (around PHP 50K)
Dell Precision 3560 - USD 1,189 (around PHP 57K)
The Dell Latitude 9000 series will be officially launched in spring 2021 while the rest will be launched on January 12. More information is set to be released during CES 2021.
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