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Dell Latitude 9430 2-in-1 review: A solid business laptop

Dell's Latitude 9430 2-in-1 packs the right features for a premium business laptop, including a premium build, battery life, and more.

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Dell's Latitude 9000 series is meant to compete with the likes of HP's EliteBook 1000 series and Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 series. And while it's the newest of those three brands, Dell is really beginning to impress as the brand comes into maturity. The Dell Latitude 9430 2-in-1 is a phenomenal laptop.

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Dell Latitude 7330 Ultralight review: Ultralight (mostly) without compromises

Dell's Latitude 7330 Ultralight is its lightest business PC ever, weighing in at just 2.13 pounds, and it's actually pretty great.

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I really love what we're seeing with ultra-light PCs. Dell actually offers a wide array of products under the umbrella of Latitude 7330. This one is the Latitude 7330 Ultralight, and it weighs in at only 2.13 pounds. It's pretty sweet, packing Intel U-series processors, an array of ports, and a magnesium build.

Front view of Dell XPS 13 Plus

Dell XPS 13 Plus Review: Living in the future

Dell's new XPS 13 Plus has a border-less touchpad, capacitive function keys, and more futuristic features. Here's our review.

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When you buy a Dell XPS laptop, you're buying some of the best that money can buy. You're getting a premium aluminum laptop and an immersive InfinityEdge display. Ultimately, you're buying the best that Dell has to offer. With the Dell XPS 13 Plus, you're still getting that, but the company is getting a bit more experimental.