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It delivers much of the power that the Intel Core i7-8550U offers but has a lower unit cost and a less detrimental impact on battery life. The Intel Core i5-8350U quad-core CPU is rapidly becoming the darling of laptop designers.

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As this is likely to be the security mechanism most people will use, itвЂ™s a big plus point that it works reliably. The fingerprint reader is a high-quality device that rarely misread in our tests. Those who are inherently paranoid, and we all should be by now, will be concerned that the camera doesnвЂ™t have a privacy cover.

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Those who also want face recognition can add it as an option, but the review machine just had a simple 720p 2D camera.

The three main pieces of the security puzzle are a Smart Card reader, NFC sensor and fingerprint reader.

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Ports: 3 x USB 3.1 Gen 1 (1 with PowerShare), 1 x USB Type-C, 1 x HDMI 1.4, 1 x Gigabit Ethernet, headset/mic combo jack, SD 4.0 memory card reader, external uSIM card tray (optional)Д¬onnectivity: Dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.2 Screen: 14-inch 1,920 x 1,080 resolution IPS

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Here is the Dell Latitude 7490 configuration sent to TechRadar Pro for review:Д¬PU: Intel Core i5-8350U quad-core 1.7GHz Technically this chip can take 25W in a sprint, but also gear down to 10W should longevity be the primary objective. New Intel Kaby Lake R processors have gone beyond what designers could previously imagine with a 15W budget, and the review model had an Intel Core i5-8350U quad-core 1.7GHz (Turbo 3.6GHz) processor under the hood, which is the equal of many desktop CPUs. There are smaller machines, like the Lenovo X1 Carbon, but this device is certainly very portable.ДЄs a replacement for the previous 7480 models, the new 7490 looks much the same from the outside, but has had a complete overhaul internally. It also doesnвЂ™t use pulse-width modulation (PWM) to adjust brightness, with the negative impact that can have on eyesight.Д®rgonomically, this is one of the smaller machines in this category, if only by a few millimeters. That said, the keyboard design works well enough for typing, even with large hands.ДЄnother strong point is the AU Optronics 14-inch IPS panel thatвЂ™s a decent brightness and has a healthy color gamut. Given the amount of gutter space to the left and right of the keyboard, maybe a wider design could have been employed. We especially liked the trackpad, which has keys at both top and bottom instead of using a flexible lower edge. The keyboard and trackpad are both better than weвЂ™d anticipated and exude the quality weвЂ™d expect from a more expensive brand. Not providing a full-size SD card slot is mildly annoying, but adapters for Type-A USB ports donвЂ™t cost much. The review machine didnвЂ™t have the LTE module to make use of the SIM slot, and as the standard for these isnвЂ™t a global one, the options for the LTE hardware will be different around the world. There is also an RJ-45 Ethernet port, Smart Card slot, microSD card and SIM card receptacles. The ports havenвЂ™t changed at all from the 7480 series, with triple USB 3.1 (Gen 1) Type-A ports and a single Thunderbolt 3 USB Type-C.

Therefore, itвЂ™s worth bearing in mind that you should never place the machine on a soft surface where the vents could become blocked, as it would undoubtedly overheat. All the ports are on the sides, and the vents are underneath. Some 7490 models do have touch displays, weвЂ™re told, although at the time of writing we couldnвЂ™t find any on the UK or US Dell sites.Д«ecause of the 180-degree hinge travel, Dell kept the rear of the 7490 entirely clean, with no ports or vents whatsoever at the back. What value this might have on a machine that doesnвЂ™t have a touch display weвЂ™re unsure, but there might be some advantage weвЂ™ve overlooked. The screen hinge is strong and allows the display to lie entirely flat. Poorly designed plastic machines flex and buckle, but the Latitude 7490 feels ridged and robust in all the critical areas, like the hinge, and where you place your palms to type. Where others obfuscate the exact nature of their devices with paint and thin metal facings, Dell embraces plastic as its material of choice, and the surface finish achieved with it is admirable. For good or bad, the Latitude 7490 is made mostly of plastic.

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