Dell Technologies has officially announced a new broad portfolio of commercial AI laptops and mobile workstations designed to help companies and their employees embrace AI at their workplace. According to certain reports, the stated portfolio will pack together a versatile set of products, right from entry-level to ultra-premium laptops and workstation options. Talk about the same on a slightly deeper level, the list kicks off from a Latitude 7350 Detachable, the world’s most collaborative commercial detachable that allows you to work fully docked at the desk or on-the-go as with tablet or laptop. To facilitate both the use cases, it features best user-facing 8MP HDR camera for high-quality picture in challenging lighting conditions. The detachable also has refreshed portfolio features updates across 5000, 7000 and 9000 series, including the Latitude 7350/7450 Ultralights, the world’s lightest 13.3″ and 14″ premium commercial laptops. Next up, we must get into Dell’s new mobile and fixed Precision workstations that meet the performance needs of power users, developers, and others. Already a global leader when it comes to workstations, the Dell Precision series will now allow users to run complex AI workloads securely and cost effectively on the PC. As for mobile workstations, they come decked up with NVIDIA RTX™ 500 and 1000 Ada Generation Laptop GPUs to conceive capabilities and enterprise reliability of working from virtually anywhere. There is also a Precision 3280 Compact Form Factor (CFF), which happens to be a space-saving form factor built for light AI development and creative applications.
Moving on, Dell is taking this opportunity to further launch the most intelligent headset portfolio in its class. Featuring a total of 5 headsets, the said assortment puts on the offer AI-based noise canceling microphones that distinguish human speech signals from background noises, applicable for both the user and their audience, while simultaneously adjusting the level of noise cancellation based on user’s environment. This is achieved using a smart sensor, which can also intelligently perform tasks like mute/unmute, pause/play as long as either earcup is lifted, and leverage intuitive touch controls to tailor the audio experience.
Owing to the given technological framework, employees who use Dell’s new workplace experiences can, for starters, collaborate more effectively. This they can do by combining benefits of the NPU and generate the neccesary support for capabilities like auto-framing, background blur, and eye-tracking. Complimenting the same are Intel Core Ultra processors that will be in the mix to give workers up to 38% more battery life and valuable working time in a day packed with Zoom calls. Now, while that sounds crucial, one can achieve a similar productivityobjective through a Dell’s SupportAssist technology, which allows you to apply AI to solve PC issues without any human intervention whatsoever. Instead, getting Dell-authored scripts to automatically become active, the present AI technology, on its own, corrects blue screen errors, thermal issues, and more across your fleet of PCs. Another detail worth a mention here is rooted in the new setup’s promise to accelerate content creation. With the pressure of processing AI experiences equitably distributed across CPU, GPU, and now NPU, users should be able to create generative AI images almost five times faster with Stable Diffusion, a text-to-image model. Markedly enough, you can also use Dell’s managed services to access planning, forecasting and supply chain management information when buying new AI devices, as that can ensure timely, targeted multi-vendor device rollouts.
