#HP 7350 PRINTER PRINTS IN GRAYSCALOE PRO#

Pushing the slate down vertically onto a flat surface releases the catch mechanism and the stand flips open to about 30 degrees with the 5285 now sitting at an angle of about 15 degrees beyond the vertical. The ' auto-deploy' feature, as Dell calls it, is activated via two small tabs sticking out at the bottom. The stand is very resilient as well, so the unit is rock solid when propped up either on its own or when connected to the detachable keyboard. The kickstand, which measures 29.2 x 10.4 cm takes up the lower half of the real estate on the back and consists of a solid sheet of brushed metal. The upper half of the back features the familiar, slightly rubberized finish which Dell uses for other models in the Latitude-series. Torsional rigidity is excellent with very minor flex and next to no creaking no matter what forces are applied. The Latitude 5285 2-in-1 features a high-quality magnesium-alloy casing and superb build quality.

#HP 7350 PRINTER PRINTS IN GRAYSCALOE PRO#

Surface Pro 4 Core m3įace Off: Microsoft Surface Pro 4 vs. A similarly-equipped Microsoft Surface Pro 4 - known not to be a bargain - sells for less than $1700 with the Type Cover at the time of writing.įor additional information on various competing 2-in-1s, please check the following articles:įace Off: Microsoft Surface Pro 4 Core i7 vs. Even with the accessories bundled, the Dell isn't exactly an inexpensive affair with many competitors costing hundreds less. Each version includes the tablet with the fold-out stand, but the two top SKUs come with the Travel Keyboard and the Active Pen as well. Starting price is about $900, but our review unit with Kaby Lake Core i7 processor, 16 GB of RAM and 256 GB SSD sells for around $2000. Just like the Surface Pro 4, the Latitcan be equipped with different Core-i processors, but unlike Microsoft, Dell doesn't offer a version based on a Core m processor. The Latitude 5289 is - despite a very similar name - a different beast altogether and features a non-detachable, 360-degree-flip Yoga-esque keyboard design. Dell also offers the smaller 10.8-inch Latit2-in-1s, but these models are passively cooled and consequently restricted to much lower-performing Core m CPUs. The 12.3-inch review convertible is part of Dell's mid-range 5000-series, but there's a higher-end 7000-series (still based on Skylake processors, however) version as well. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, so we won't hold it against Dell - the Asus Transformer 3 Pro, for example, looks strikingly similar as well. Microsoft's fourth-generation of the - as of right now - still-current Surface Pro 4 with 6th-generation processors was released late 2015. 'The power of a laptop and flexibility of a tablet' - the concept isn't exactly new.

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