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Dell Latitude 5420 Laptop – 14″ FHD – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Dell Latitude 5420 Laptop – 14″ FHD AG Display – 3.0 GHz Intel Core i7-1185G7 4-Core (11th Gen) – 16GB – 512GB SSD – Dell ProSupport Plus – Win10 Pro
Standing screen display size
14 Inches
Max Screen Resolution
1920 x 1080 Pixels
Processor
3 GHz core_i7_family
RAM
16 GB DDR4
Hard Drive
512 GB SSD
Graphics Coprocessor
Intel Iris Xe Graphics
Chipset Brand
Intel
Card Description
Integrated
Wireless Type
Bluetooth
Computer Memory Type
DDR4 SDRAM
Flash Memory Size
512 GB
Hard Drive Interface
eSATA
Power Source
Battery Powered
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
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Technical specifications – Dell Latitude 5420 Laptop – 14″ FHD :
Brand
Dell
Series
Latitude 5420
Screen Size
14 Inches
Hard Disk Size
512 GB
CPU Model
Core i7 Family
Ram Memory Installed Size
16 GB
Operating System
Windows 10 Pro
Card Description
Integrated
Graphics Coprocessor
Intel Iris Xe Graphics
CPU Speed
3 GHz
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T. L (verified owner) –
Camera Needs Vast Improvement – Disclaimer: didn’t purchase from Amazon because it is a work computer. This replaced my old Lenovo and received this model due to supply issues. I was wary since I’ve had Lenovo for a long time but this laptop has similar, albeit new features. For my job the functionality and capabilities are fine but my biggest gripe is the integrated camera. Lenovo’s camera worked much better in all typess of lighting. This is a work laptop and I have a lot of MS Teams calls with video that can happen at home or office. Both locations have different lighting and this camera struggles in both. The camera takes time to adjust and struggles mightily with low (not no) light. For those with more melanin in their skin, you’re basically a silhouette. I’d think in this day and age, this camera issue would be a thing of the past. I’d give this back if I could so now I have to purchase an external camera. I’m demanding a Lenovo next time I have to upgrade. For the price of this laptop, Dell cheaped out on the camera which is highly disappointing; do better Dell.
Z. D (verified owner) –
Bios locked with admin password – Laptop came with Bios password set. I thought it was a defect and returned it for a replacement. same thing on the replacement. I just returned it for a refund. Same from Dell Proof of original purchase required to reset admin bios password.
I. L (verified owner) –
Laptop is used and has bios password – Laptop came with Bios password set. Dell Support says they would need proof of transfer of ownership to reset it.
I. L (verified owner) –
Laptop is used and has bios password – Laptop came with Bios password set. Dell Support says they would need proof of transfer of ownership to reset it.
Z. D (verified owner) –
Bios locked with admin password – Laptop came with Bios password set. I thought it was a defect and returned it for a replacement. same thing on the replacement. I just returned it for a refund. Same from Dell Proof of original purchase required to reset admin bios password.
T. L (verified owner) –
Camera Needs Vast Improvement – Disclaimer: didn’t purchase from Amazon because it is a work computer. This replaced my old Lenovo and received this model due to supply issues. I was wary since I’ve had Lenovo for a long time but this laptop has similar, albeit new features. For my job the functionality and capabilities are fine but my biggest gripe is the integrated camera. Lenovo’s camera worked much better in all typess of lighting. This is a work laptop and I have a lot of MS Teams calls with video that can happen at home or office. Both locations have different lighting and this camera struggles in both. The camera takes time to adjust and struggles mightily with low (not no) light. For those with more melanin in their skin, you’re basically a silhouette. I’d think in this day and age, this camera issue would be a thing of the past. I’d give this back if I could so now I have to purchase an external camera. I’m demanding a Lenovo next time I have to upgrade. For the price of this laptop, Dell cheaped out on the camera which is highly disappointing; do better Dell.