What Is Ir Camera In Laptop

Dell's new two-in-1 Latitude laptop adds security IR camera

At CES, Dell has launched a new convertible laptop, designed for small businesses in terms of features and a wallet-friendly starting cost.

The Latitude 13 3000 Series 2-in-i comes with a 13.3-inch full Hd (1920 ten 1080) touchscreen brandish and offers a brushed aluminium cease. The notebook has a 360-caste hinge, significant the keyboard department can be rotated effectually until it's flat against the display, and then y'all can use the device every bit a tablet (it automatically switches into tablet way).

Also as this tablet mode, and the normal laptop configuration, y'all can apply the Latitude thirteen in 'stand' (as pictured higher up) or 'tent' modes for the likes of giving presentations.

As for the processor, there'south a choice of Skylake flavours, with a Pentium CPU in the base model, and so Cadre i3 and i5 processors as you footstep up the range.

Memory on the base model is 4GB with storage provided past a 128GB Grand.2 SSD, and that doubles up as you lot move up through the range – 8GB/256GB for the heart model, and 16GB/512GB for the pinnacle-end laptop.

All of the machines run Windows 10 Pro and are xviii.7mm at their thinnest point, with a starting weight of 1.75kg. Battery life is quoted at upwards to viii hours.

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Infrared camera

In terms of ports, you go a USB Type-C port on lath, along with a USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 connector, plus an HDMI v1.4a port and a microSD card reader. There'southward likewise a Noble lock security slot.

Finally, for added security, the laptop comes with an infrared webcam that supports Windows Hello out of the box.

The warranty is for 1 year hardware service, with "onsite/in-domicile service after remote diagnosis".

The Dell Breadth 13 3000 is out now over in the United states, and you can pick one up starting at $699 (effectually £530, AU$930).

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