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We just received a batch of new Dell Pro 14 Plus laptops, and they come with a feature no one asked for: the laptop locks itself if the user walks away for more than 30 seconds. Walk away lock has been an absolute staple in our environment since we got Latitude 9k's 5 years ago. So much better secur

honestly you're not paranoid. Pro 15 Essential is Dell's budget business line so plastic chassis and lighter build are normal. Latitude 3550 and Pro 14 sit higher in the lineup with better materials. for admin work though the Essential is fine - those users dont travel much or drop laptops daily. wh

Glad I can help :) You could definitely do all of that even on most models of Dell laptops. For reference, I got my XPS to finish up working on master's thesis in electrical engineering working on electromagnetic simulations in vegetation, which can take upwards of 30 minutes apice to finish with th

I have a Dell Pro 14 plus which was issued to me at work about 6 months ago. It's a really good laptop but I haven't dropped it, spilled liquids on it so I can't speak of how durable it is but it's a whole lot better than the desktop it replaced.

Dell Pro 14 Plus P1425 - recomand și îl am e super ce trb

I’ve seen someone do AWS work on a cheap Chromebook. When everything is in the cloud and you don’t need to run any LLMs locally, you only need a decent computer to handle MBA coursework. If you actually want to run models locally, you’ll want something with great GPU performance. If you don’t care,

Dell Pro 14 Essential (PV14250) is a solid entry level business laptop with a modern display, good battery options, up to 2 TB SSD, and great durability (17 MIL-STD tests), with no widely reported, model specific bugs in current internal materials. It’s a solid pick for office work, remote or mobile