The CES 2025 is kicking off today in Las Vegas with several companies launching their AI-enhanced products. From Vision Pro to NVIDIA GPUs, the event is full of enthralling and exciting products. In this regard, the American multinational technology company Dell has also released its rebranded laptops dubbed Dell, Dell Pro, and Dell Pro Max. The company has unveiled rebranded laptops to avoid ramification and introduce a unified naming scheme.
Here’s What We Know About the Dell Rebranded Laptops:
Dell Laptops, Monitors, PC Specifications:
The Dell Pro comes in three variants including Dell Pro 14/16 which is a base variant, Dell Pro 13/14/16 Plus, and Dell Pro 13/14 Premium. The Dell Pro comes in silver and dark grey colors with a screen aspect ratio of 16:10. However, the Pro variant is equipped with a platinum silver color and offers 6:10 displays and MIL-STD durability.
All the devices are armed with dedicated AI hardware called NPUs (Neural Processing Units). With the help of NPU, the laptop delivers intelligent photo editing, AI assistance, and accelerated video rendering. The laptops will feature Dell Pro AI Studio which will help developers to optimize AI models and specific hardware configurations. It will also help in seamless integration and performance.
The Dell and Dell Pro products are not just limited to laptops and PCs, but they also include displays, accessories, and services. Nevertheless, the tech giant mentioned that it will not change the Alienware branding for gaming laptops.
Besides laptops, there are Dell Pro Desktop PC in micro, slim, and tower form factors. The PC comes in two processor options including Intel Core Ultra (Series 2, U SKUs) and AMD Ryzen processor. The tech giant also unveiled monitors: Dell UltraSharp 32 and 27 4K Thunderbolt Hub Monitors. The company claims it to be the world’s first monitor with IPS Black technology. The technology offers deeper blacks and improved contrast.
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