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Dell Transforms AI PC Portfolio

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The AI PC market is quickly evolving. Silicon innovation is at its strongest and everyone from IT decision makers to professionals and everyday users are looking at on-device AI to help drive productivity and creativity. To make finding the right AI PC easy for customers, we've introduced three simple product categories to focus on core customer needs - Dell (designed for play, school and work), Dell Pro (designed for professional-grade productivity) and Dell Pro Max (designed for maximum performance).”

Source: https://www.techpowerup.com/330593/dell-transforms-ai-pc-portfolio-for-anywhere-productivity
 
From the article:
  • Dell's new Modular USB-C Port is a revolutionary innovation focused on replacing solder with screws on the most commonly used port. Dell Pro and select Dell Pro Max are the world's first commercial notebooks built with a modular USB-C port16. Initial tests show that the port is up to four times more durable while enabling easier repairs17.
That is a gigantic crock of shit.
The barrel connector that was used by Dell laptops for decades was far more durable and could endure far more punishment.

Their laptops from 2019/2020 were the best since they offered both the barrel and USB-C charging ports - I suppose this was just for the transition period, not because they are innovating.
The laptops that have only the USB-C charging port constantly wear out and have consistently required full motherboard replacements to fix them under warranty, and the power adapter's USB-C connector is about the weakest non-reinforced garbage I have seen to come to market.

Dell isn't using USB-C because it is durable, they are doing it to cut down on manufacturing costs while simplifying parts - great for them, sucks for their customers.
Oh, it cuts down on cost, so that means the laptops are lower cost? Ha, nope, their costs have only continued to increase in recent years.

Corpos gonna corpo. :borg:
 
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