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Dell's SafeScreen arrived in 2019 for select Latitude 7000 business laptops, and its implementation was almost identical to Lenovo's and HP's. Just hit a shortcut on your keyboard to enable the privacy screen and carry on working. However, the inner workings were different from the first Sure View generation. Dell chose to rely entirely on the display's backlight to obscure the picture. Although it cut down on viewing angles and also didn't sap battery life as much, it also affected the real user sitting head-on. Like with HP and Lenovo, Dell's SafeScreen has evolved to be easier on the eyes a

The configuration of the Dell 16 Plus Laptop we're spotlighting comes equipped with an Intel Core Ultra 7-256V processor, an NPU with 47 TOPS, a max clock speed up to 4.8GHz, 16GB RAM, and a 1TB SSD. With these hardware specs, this laptop is capable of putting fantastic performance rates when put to work on a variety of light to medium-scale tasks, such as photo editing, browsing the internet, or performing Copilot+ AI programs like Cocreator or Recall. In addition, this configuration of the Dell 16 Plus features a strong, non-touch, 16-inch, QHD+ display. This screen will make images and vide

Swipe to scroll horizontallyDell XPS 16 (2026) scorecardAttributesNotesRatingValueAt a glance, the XPS's hardware seems overvalued; it's only when you dig under the surface that you realise why Dell chose the kit they did and priced it accordingly.3.5 / 5DesignAn extraordinary design, backed up with an exceptional display, potent (albeit a limited number of) ports, and some modest upgradability thanks to a swappable SSD. Plus, if you're not a fan of the 16, there's always the 14, too.4.5 / 5PerformanceBeyond all expectations, Intel's latest Panther Lake architecture, combined with the Intel Ar

Swipe to scroll horizontallyDell XPS 14 (2026) scorecardAttribute Notes Score Value This is an expensive laptop, but it’s fairly priced considering the performance and build quality on offer.4/5 Design The Dell XPS 14 (2026) has a new design that’s sleek, stylish, and sets the revived XPS brand apart from the rest of Dell’s lineup – and it succeeds. This is a great-looking laptop. 4.5/5 Performance Performance is generally excellent, with the Dell XPS 14 (2026) handling a mix of day-to-day and more intensive tasks with ease, and compatibility is not a concern due to the Intel hardware. It can