The Dell Precision 5510 mobile workstation is part of Dell’s latest efforts to combine the attractiveness of their premium notebooks with their business friendly capabilities, improved security and ...

Built into the carbon-fiber deck, the keyboard feels good and features backlighting, with two levels of brightness. The chiclet-style keys are solid, and offer good resistance and feedback. The ...

Dell has given the XPS 15 a workstation-style makeover, and it's ready to do business. Just make sure you have a spare external battery pack, because you'll need it. Why you can trust TechRadar We ...

To look at the Dell Precision 15 5510, you wouldn’t know that it sits in the middle of Dell’s workstation lineup. The laptop is thinner and sleeker than you might expect a workstation-class laptop to ...

Dell Precision 5510: Slim, light and high-performanceDell has created an extremely appealing office device with the Precision 5510. In addition to eye-catching features that are primarily owed to the ...

The Precision 15 5510’s design draws heavily on Dell’s high-end consumer XPS line, which are highly coveted machines at the moment. As we mentioned earlier, Dell aimed to make this mobile workstation ...

This machine isn’t for the average consumer, meant for professional, hardware-intensive tasks like 3D simulation, modelling, raw video editing and animation tasks. It’s not an ideal gaming machine, ...

Built into the carbon-fiber deck, the keyboard feels good and features backlighting, with two levels of brightness. The chiclet-style keys are solid, and offer good resistance and feedback. The ...

It looks great and is practical to boot, allowing the machine to be slipped into a bag for easy transportation, so it was only a matter of time before Dell launched a version that's geared toward ...

Built into the carbon-fiber deck, the keyboard feels good and features backlighting, with two levels of brightness. The chiclet-style keys are solid, and offer good resistance and feedback. The ...

I’ve been a consumer PC expert at PCMag for 10 years, and I love PC gaming. I've played games on my computer for as long as I can remember, which eventually (as it does for many) led me to build and ...