Dell has recently unveiled its latest offerings, the Dell 14 Plus and 16 Plus series laptops, marking a shift in its product naming strategy. Unveiled at CES, these laptops are now available for purchase directly on Dell's website. Targeted at office users, the new models promise a blend of powerful performance and versatility, aligning with modern work needs and preferences.
The entry-level prices for these models start at $1,100 for the 14 Plus and $1,200 for the 16 Plus, while their 2-in-1 versions are available from $1,050. These starting prices cater to a range of users, with expectations that even the most basic configurations will deliver adequate performance for daily tasks. According to Notebookcheck, even the base options are assertively built, ensuring they meet the demands of professionals. The Dell 14 Plus 2-in-1 is characterized as "versatile portability and powerful performance with built-in AI," while the 16 Plus is presented as a "powerful PC with built-in AI."
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Notably, only the 16-inch versions feature an advanced 2.5K mini-LED HDR600 screen that assures a superior viewing experience with high resolution, enhanced brightness, and increased contrast, complemented by a smooth 90Hz refresh rate. This latest naming approach aligns with Dell's strategy to simplify its product range by moving away from traditional names like Latitude, Inspiron, and XPS, replacing them with simpler terms like "Plus" and "Pro" to streamline the consumer shopping experience. However, Dell’s well-recognized design language remains intact, ensuring that loyal customers will still find familiar and appealing aesthetics in their new purchases.
