I tested the 16-inch, loaded with 32GB of DDR5-5600 RAM, 512GB of local storage, and an AMD Ryzen Pro 350 CPU, running at 5 GHz, a solid configuration for a pro device, with plenty of bandwidth for multitasking, running industry-standard productivity apps, local AI tasks, and a nice selection of I/O.
Amazon is being generous with a limited-time deal on the 17-inch HP business laptop, now available for just $700 after a massive 75% discount. That's $2,100 off the original price, which is hard to ignore if you've been meaning to treat yourself to a powerful upgrade without blowing your budget. And as if that wasn't enough, you also get an accessory bundle thrown in for absolutely free!
The aluminium chassis is designed to be "elegant and durable". It is built to "look as good as it performs" - similar to how IT Pro's reviewers write as good as we look - and all the IT departments reading this can "rest easy", apparently, as the Pro 14 Plus is "designed to withstand rigorous MIL-STD testing". The testing has been so rigorous, in fact, that Dell has forgotten to tell anyone what the tests actually are, but these are mere details.