Latitude 9450

The Latitude 9000 series was designed as an XPS-style product, whereas the Latitude 7000 series was the top-tier lineup among the more “traditional” Latitude-style products. They were aimed in different directions. And the current Latitude lineup—now rebranded as Dell Pro—is divided into the 3, 5, 7

The big question is- do you need a graphics card to work with detailed CAD models? Personally I travel by plane and am loving my 14” Dell Latitude 9450. I don’t do CAD so I don’t need a dedicated graphics card, and I have good eyesight so I can make use of the high resolution display.

This comment section is weird lol. As an IT for the past 9 years, anything high-end is gonna be good. All the Dell Pro model’s work just the same as all the Lenovo thinkpad models with the same specs. Same goes for the Dell Latitude 9000 series. Did y’all just not have high-end Dell computers possib

I recently switch from Lenovo to Dell due to to the firms concerns regarding Lenovo's possibility of using known TPM chipset. It was the worst decision I have ever made. I purchased 10 Latitude 9450 2-in-1s and 8 of them had some form of hardware issue. We have ProSupport on them, yet the Dell tech

Coming from someone who has sold Dell parts for a living for almost 20 yrs now Id say a Latitude 9450 would be better than the XPS 9350 The touchpad on the 9350 sucks there is no clear indication where it ends and stops.