How to supercharge your productivity with Dell 14 Plus

We’re living in a new ‘Age of AI’, but will your current hardware be making the jump to the modern day with you?

Artificial Intelligence has led to significant jumps in productivity, such as automating your daily tasks or delegating some of the pressure to an Agentic AI. Then there are tasks like rewriting your email, pulling up information you saw days ago, and much, much more.

If all of that sounds good to you, and you’re ready to look into what a modern laptop can do for you, we’ve got some of the most common AI laptop myths busted, thanks to Dell’s 14 Plus.

TL;DR

Dell Plus AI laptops can remain sleek and lightweight, while still offering incredible performance thanks to the CPU, GPU, and NPU all being under the same Intel Core Ultra chip. This allows for Copilot features to give users more tools to get work done themselves, or a handy assistant to hand it off to.

Myth: AI laptops require relearning how to use a PC

While it’s true that platform holders are moving to incorporate AI features into their existing operating systems, the joy of Windows 11 and its suite of Copilot features is that it’s all built on top of a platform millions of us use every day.

Windows 11 Home comes as standard on Dell’s Plus machines, meaning you have warranty and support options, as well as familiar features like your Start Menu and other settings. You won’t need to learn everything from scratch, but can instead focus on putting AI to work for you in your existing setup, with your existing applications and services.

Myth: AI laptops aren’t built for gaming

Not so long ago, you’d need to pick between a productivity machine or a gaming one, with tradeoffs on either side.

With the Dell Plus range, however, you get an integrated GPU under the hood. Not only does that mean these machines can play casual games from your existing library, but it also means they’re ideal for creatives running complex apps like video editors.

The range also comes with an array of RAM options, which means you can easily gear them towards playing games on the go.

Myth: AI laptops need much more expensive specs to run well

While it’s true that AI functionality often needs a degree of power under the hood, the Dell 14 Plus features an Intel Core Ultra series processor, which includes an NPU (Neural Processing Unit) that’s capable of handling AI-based tasks.

In fact, the processor includes the CPU, GPU, and NPU, helping ensure swift data transfer between all three components while also minimizing battery drain.

Speaking of which, the Dell 14 Plus will net you up to 22 hours of battery life¹, meaning you can use AI throughout your workday, on your commute, and still have enough battery life left for use at home.

Myth: AI laptops are bulky and heavy

If you’ve seen the desktop-replacement laptops of yesteryear, you’ll no doubt be fearful that all of this comes at the cost of bag space or additional heft.

Thankfully, the Dell Plus range remains lightweight, whichever option you go for, with the Dell 14 Plus starting weight coming in at just 1.55kg (variable depending on configuration).

It’s also remarkably durable, tested to endure heat conditions up to 65°C/149°F and to be opened, poked, prodded, and used day-to-day for a long, long time.

Myth: AI tools are all chatbots and fake images

One of the biggest concerns we see about AI has to do with the feeling that it doesn’t offer anything tangible for everyday users. Chatbots can be useful, and image or video generation has its purposes, but there’s much more that can be done with Copilot.

Copilot itself is an AI assistant, helping you put together research for a task, search for that file you need, and much more, while you can also use it for AI image prompts directly into Paint - ideal for the perfect artwork for a PowerPoint presentation.

Then there are subtle changes, like automatically adjusting your webcam and mic settings on a meeting to improve the lighting or the audio quality, or instantly adding Live Captions and even translating meetings in real time.

If you think a Dell 14 Plus laptop is for you, find out more on the Dell website: US readers click here, and UK readers here.

And there’s one more thing to know before you buy: Dell offers a price match guarantee. To learn more about the Dell price match and price guarantee, including the terms, exclusions and restrictions, US readers can click here, and UK readers here.