"....
Being a business-centric device, Dell
offers several security features on the Latitude 5455
including SafeBIOS, IR biometric login, optional fingerprint reader in the power button, camera privacy shutter, and optional
security hardware authentication bundles.
Customers
can also configure additional hardware security measures including a chassis intrusion switch, hard drive wipes, and tamper-evident packaging along with software measures such as Crowdstrike (ahem!), Secureworks, and Netskope.
The Latitude 5455 uses Qualcomm's FastConnect 7800 Wi-Fi 7 WLAN card with Bluetooth 5.4 for fast wireless networking. Additionally, users also get 2x USB4 Type-C 40 Gbps ports, 1x USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A with Power Share, a microSD card reader, and a combo audio jack."
Well,..... that sounds interesting to me...what the hell is Dell doing?
But there is no specific point for Brainchip IP insn`t it?
Here a description in german language....:
Dell bringt ein neues Notebook mit einem Rechenchip von Qualcomm auf den Markt. Mit diesen dürfte sich das Unternehmen an Kunden richten, die ein Notebook für eher allgemeine Aufgaben suchen und etwa von einer langen Akkulaufzeit profitieren möchten.
www.notebookcheck.com
"...Dell is launching a new notebook with a computing chip from Qualcomm. With these, the company is likely to be aimed at customers who are looking for a notebook for more general tasks and who would like to benefit from a
long battery life.
....
Users should benefit from various options, such as a search function with input in
natural language or a
special suppression of disturbing ambient noise.
....."
translated from google translator