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Dell Latitude 7490 review: A lightweight and durable business machine

Dell Latitude 7490 review: A lightweight and durable business machine

Posted on July 29, 2018July 26, 2019 By Jarvis

I was very impressed with the anti-glare coating Dell put on this touch display.

The Dell Latitude series of laptops are generally geared more towards the business market but that doesn’t mean they wouldn’t make a good home machine too. The Dell Latitude 7490 is a lightweight and durable 14″ Windows laptop with a utilitarian design and good build quality. The Dell Latitude 7490 also offers up extra security options geared specifically to businesses. Read on for the full review of the Dell Latitude 7490.
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