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This review first appeared in issue 361 of PC Pro. Dell has recently updated many of its Latitude business laptops with Intel’s Core Ultra chips, and this is our first chance to look at one in the flesh. If you haven’t checked out Latitudes for a while you might be struck by the dark grey matte chassis, a striking design that’s a welcome move away from the light grey metal finish so common on business laptops. Duck if one is thrown at you, however, as it’s one dense, heavy machine. That’s partly due to the robustness of the aluminum chassis, but also because convertibles are always meatier due to the hinge mechanism and the extra support this requires. The laptop offers all the versatility of a convertible together with a superb screen (Image credit: Future) While you can customize the CPU (Ultra 5 135U or Ultra 7 165U), RAM (16GB, 32GB, 64GB) and storage (256GB, 512GB, 1TB), every version ships with the same screen. It’s a 14in 2,560 x 1,600 IPS panel with a quote...