SUMMARY
Dell Unveils Pro Max 14 Premium and 16 Premium Laptops with Tandem OLED Displays
• Dell has announced premium versions of its Pro Max 14 and 16 laptops, featuring tandem OLED displays with resolutions up to 4K (on the 16-inch model) and a 120Hz refresh rate.
• These high-end laptops boast impressive specifications, including next-generation RTX Pro Blackwell graphics, up to 64GB of LPDDR5X RAM, and up to 8TB of RAID 1 or 0 dual storage.
• Connectivity options are top-notch, with Thunderbolt 4 to 5 ports, WiFi 7, and Bluetooth 5.4, ensuring seamless performance and connectivity.
• The Pro Max Premium series also incorporates Zero Lattice Micro LED keyboards and touchpads with haptic feedback, enhancing the user experience.
• Powering these machines are Intel’s Arrow Lake Core Ultra processors, offering robust performance for demanding tasks.
• The Dell Pro Max 14 Premium and 16 Premium will be available alongside their Plus counterparts in July 2025, marking a significant advancement in Dell’s enterprise-grade laptop offerings.
STORY
Dell has announced premium versions of its Pro Max 14 and Pro Max 16 laptops at GTC 2025, featuring enhanced technology including Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity powered by Arrow Lake Core Ultra processors, and upgraded tandem OLED displays with resolutions of up to QHD+ for the Pro Max 14 Premium and 4K for the Pro Max 16 Premium. The screens support a refresh rate of 120Hz and cover the full DCI-P3 color gamut.
Additional features of the Pro Max Premium series include Zero Lattice Micro LED keyboards and touchpads equipped with haptic feedback. These laptops can support configuration options of up to 64GB of LPDDR5X RAM operating at ~7,467MT/s, and dual RAID 1 or 0 storage capacities of up to 8TB, exceeding the previous 2TB SSD limit in non-Premium versions. The Pro Max 14 Premium can be paired with NVIDIA’s RTX Pro 2000 Blackwell graphics, while the Pro Max 16 Premium can be configured with Pro 3500 graphics.
Connectivity is advanced with up to Thunderbolt 5 USB-C ports, supporting a maximum charging capacity of 130W for the Pro Max 14 Premium. Both Pro Max 14 Premium and 16 Premium models are expected to be available alongside the Plus series in July 2025.
In addition to the laptop announcements, Dell highlighted developments during the NVIDIA GTC 2025 event, celebrating the first anniversary of the Dell AI Factory in partnership with NVIDIA. Dell stated that successful AI deployment is crucial for enterprises to stay competitive. However, many companies face obstacles such as system integration and skill shortages that can hinder their realisation of AI’s potential benefits.
At the event, Dell reported that over 75% of organizations desire their infrastructure service providers to offer comprehensive capabilities throughout the AI adoption process, leading to increased demand for simplified and scalable AI deployments. Dell Technologies aims to meet this demand as a primary provider of AI-centric infrastructure by delivering a consistent and scalable experience for AI solutions, from individual desks to large-scale data center applications.
The new AI infrastructure evolves Dell’s offerings to ensure they meet the requirements of various sectors, including startups, governmental bodies, and significant enterprises as well as cloud service providers. This is anchored by their new Pro Max notebooks and desktops that promise exceptional performance, reliability, and scalability due to their incorporation of NVIDIA RTX PRO™ Blackwell Generation GPUs and Intel® Core™ Ultra (Series 2). There are also options for PCs powered by AMD Ryzen processors with AI functionalities, including the Threadripper processor family, contributing to a strong productivity focus for intensive workloads.
The Dell Pro Max 14 and 16 laptops will be available with various configurations and options in the near future. The availability schedule includes models equipped with Intel Core Ultra (Series 2) and integrated graphics starting March 27, 2025. Following this, the laptops featuring AMD Ryzen processors and NVIDIA RTX PRO™ Blackwell Laptop GPUs will launch in July 2025, aligning with the launch of the Dell Pro Max Premium and Plus versions.
The presentation included related articles discussing the broader Dell Pro Max series, such as the introduction of the Pro Max 16 Plus and Pro Max 18 Plus models featuring similar high-end specifications. The ongoing development and focus on cutting-edge technology in the AI and computing infrastructure landscape indicate a strategic direction for Dell as they position themselves to meet evolving enterprise needs for performance and integration in AI environments.
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