{"id":193129,"date":"2020-01-06T21:32:15","date_gmt":"2020-01-06T18:32:15","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/ww-vb.mine.nu\/w108\/dells-first-5g-laptop-also-comes-with-30-hours-of-battery-life-bgr\/"},"modified":"2020-01-06T21:32:15","modified_gmt":"2020-01-06T18:32:15","slug":"dells-first-5g-laptop-also-comes-with-30-hours-of-battery-life-bgr","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/hameed.nwar.uk\/sa\/dells-first-5g-laptop-also-comes-with-30-hours-of-battery-life-bgr\/","title":{"rendered":"Dell\u2019s first 5G laptop also comes with 30 hours of battery life \u2013 BGR"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Dell on Thursday unveiled a few new products ahead of CES 2020, including the 2020 version of its XPS 13 2-in-1 \u2014 the upgraded device has a bigger screen than ever before and will hit stores in select markets next week. But, more interestingly, Dell also announced a totally different laptop with one major new feature.<\/p>\n

The Latitude 9510 might not sound as catchy as the XPS 13, but it packs a few exciting features, including 5G support.<\/p>\n

If 2019 brought us the dawn of the 5G era, with several smartphone makers launching the first 5G-ready hotspots and smartphones, 2020 should be when 5G truly establishes itself. We\u2019ve always known 5G laptops would become a thing, and the Latitude 9510 makes that case, being Dell\u2019s first 5G notebook.<\/p>\n

The device features a \u201c5G-ready design,\u201d which means we\u2019re looking at 5G antennas that are fit into the speakers of the laptop. Dell doesn\u2019t say what kind of 5G modem we\u2019ll find inside the 5G versions, so we\u2019ll have to wait until March when this device hits stores to learn more details.<\/p>\n

However, Dell does say that the 5G-ready design doesn\u2019t compromise the screen, which is still an InifinityEdge display with small bezels that allowed Intel to equip a 15-inch screen into a 14-inch body. The laptop is also light, at 3.2 pounds, but in spite of that, it\u2019s supposed to support up to 30 hours of battery life.<\/p>\n

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Other features include 10th-gen Intel Core processors up to i7, Wi-Fi 6 support, and several intelligent features that are part of Dell\u2019s Optimizer software suite.<\/p>\n

The laptop learns what apps you use most and launches them faster (ExpressResponse), and adapts battery life based on your charging patterns and typical power usage (ExpressCharge) \u2014 the laptop can charge up to 35% in 20 minutes thanks to the ExpressCharge Boost tech.<\/p>\n

ExpressSign-In, meanwhile, is a feature that lets the laptop \u201csense\u201d the user, enabling faster log-in. Intel\u2019s Context Sensing Technology and Windows Hello make this possible. Finally, Intelligent Audio ensures a better sound experience during calls \u2014 the Latitude laptop features two top-firing speakers and four noise-canceling microphones.<\/p>\n

Unlike the XPS 13, which starts at $999, the cheapest Latitude 9510 will cost you almost double that, at $1,799, on March 26th when it launches.<\/p>\n

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