Dell refreshes Latitude, OptiPlex ranges

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    Dell's business clients — Latitude notebooks and OptiPlex desktops — got a refresh yesterday, and the new models (along with a number of other products currently under embargo) were on show at Dell's Technology Camp showcase at the Saatchi Gallery in London.

    Like a number of manufacturers, Dell is adapting to today's more flexible IT landscape by introducing more 'consumer' features into its business products (so they can be used after work time) and making sure its consumer products can be safely be brought to work if necessary. The new consumer products will be unveiled later this month.

    Photos: Charles McLellan/ZDNet UK

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    Latitude E6x30
    The heart of Dell's new business notebook portfolio is the E6x30 series — the 12.5in. E6230, 13.3in. E6330, 14in. E6440 and (not shown here) the 15.6in. E6530.

    The general look and feel is little changed from the existing lineup, but internally there are improvements in the shape of better hard disk protection, longer battery life and quicker recharge time, enhanced vPro manageability (iAMT 8.x with Dell extensions for remote BIOS management and hard drive wiping), more encryption options, USB 3.0 support, optional LTE mobile broadband and, of course, Intel's third-generation 'Ivy Bridge' processors.

    Caption by: Charles McLellan

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    Latitude E6430s
    There are a couple of E6430 variants. Shown here is the E6430s, which fits a 14in. screen into a 13.3in.-sized chassis, hitting a sweet spot, according to Dell "between portability and go-anywhere productivity".

    Detailed specs are not yet available, but we'll be seeking a review sample as soon possible for a hands-on evaluation.

    Caption by: Charles McLellan

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    Latitude E6430 ATG
    There second E6430 variant is the E6430 ATG, a ruggedised notebook with military-grade resistance to extreme temperature, vibration, dust and altitude. It includes features like a toughened 14in. display, port covers and an optional carrying handle.

    Also new to the 2012 Latitude lineup are a pair of 'budget-friendly' systems, the 14in. E5430 and 15.6in. E5530. Dell has not yet released pricing or availability for any of the products announced on 31 May.

    Caption by: Charles McLellan

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    OptiPlex 9010 All-in-One
    Dell's OptiPlex range of business desktops has gained an all-in-one system, the 9010 AiO, which features an integrated power supply for reduced desk clutter. The regular desktops have also been refreshed with 3010, 7010 and 9010 models.

    New features on the OptiPlex range include wireless connectivity options, Microsoft UC certification for videoconferencing and better multi-monitor support.

    Caption by: Charles McLellan

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Latitude E6x30
The heart of Dell's new business notebook portfolio is the E6x30 series — the 12.5in. E6230, 13.3in. E6330, 14in. E6440 and (not shown here) the 15.6in. E6530.

The general look and feel is little changed from the existing lineup, but internally there are improvements in the shape of better hard disk protection, longer battery life and quicker recharge time, enhanced vPro manageability (iAMT 8.x with Dell extensions for remote BIOS management and hard drive wiping), more encryption options, USB 3.0 support, optional LTE mobile broadband and, of course, Intel's third-generation 'Ivy Bridge' processors.

Caption by: Charles McLellan

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