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November, 2023

Dell has expanded its Latitude series with a new business laptop. Powered by a 13th-generation Intel CPU and built on the Intel vPro platform, this machine aims to deliver reliable business-class performance.

- Ashok Pandey

DELL - LATITUDE 9440 BUSINESS LAPTOP

Price: ₹2,66,827

SCORE

PRICE: 8/10

PERFORMANCE: 9/10

FEATURES: 9/10

Overall: 9/10

Sporting a 14-inch screen with QHD+ (2560×1600) display resolution, it provides a compact yet visually competent setup. The inclusion of ComfortView Plus, a low blue light solution, adds to its practical features. In this exploration, we’ll delve into the specifics of this new addition, dissecting its functionalities in the business laptop landscape.

▾ Compact Design, Ample Screen Real Estate

The 14-inch screen on the Latitude 9440 2-in-1 by Dell feels remarkably spacious, thanks to its high resolution and near bezel-less design. The generously sized touchpad, an upgrade from previous Latitude models, adds convenience even with the laptop’s touchscreen capability. Typing on the matte-finished keyboard above the touchpad is a comfortable experience, with well-spaced keys that eliminate any sense of discomfort or unfamiliarity.

The laptop’s matte dark grey build is accented by a slightly shiny material along its edges, giving it a touch of sophistication. In terms of ports, the Latitude 9440 is minimalistic, featuring three Thunderbolt or USB-C ports and a single headphone jack. For those transitioning to a USB-C or Thunderbolt-centric setup, an adapter may be necessary.

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