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Dell Vostro 14 5471 review – a compact business notebook with an affordable price

Dell Vostro 14 5471 review – a compact business notebook with an affordable price

Posted on October 20, 2018October 22, 2018 By Jarvis

The Dell Vostro 14 5471 is a portable 14-inch business notebook that offers some premium features but doesn’t break your budget. You get a metal chassis, good build quality, and good battery life. Features like the backlit keyboard and NVMe SSD support set it one step ahead of the strictly-budget notebooks.

The Vostro 14 5471 packs all the usual features for a business notebook – a hardware TPM and optional fingerprint sensor for security, a free-fall sensor that locks the hard drive if it detects it falling, an easy to navigate BIOS with lots of information and customization options which are usually hidden on a lot of models.
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