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Dell Latitude 15 5591 quick review – what’s new + comparison to Latitude 15 5590

Dell Latitude 15 5591 quick review – what’s new + comparison to Latitude 15 5590

Posted on November 20, 2018 By Jarvis

Some time ago we took a look at the Dell Latitude 15 5590. The review unit we tested had a 1080p IPS screen, 8GB of DDR4 memory and an Intel Core i7-8650U CPU. By the time we wrote the review, it was still one of the few devices on the market to feature this processor. Today we have a similar device in our office. In fact, it is the refresh of the Latitude 15 5590 and it is called… Latitude 15 5591. To complement Dell’s lack of name creativity, the device is practically the same. It uses the same body, same screen even the same placement of the internals. The only difference comes in the face of a more powerful CPU.
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