The Latitude 5480’s durability features come standard, but you pay a little more for some of its added security features. You can upgrade the notebook with a Smart Card reader and Fingerprint reader bundle for $35 or just get the Smart Card reader for $21. Windows Hello fans will have to shell out an additional $91 for the infrared webcam needed to unlock the system with your face.

Our test laptop included a FIPS 140-2-certified TPM chip for secured storage, as well as Intel’s remote management vPro technology. TPM comes standard, but you’ll need to look for vPro when selecting a configuration, as it’s included only on units featuring an Intel Core i5-7300U, Core i5-7440HQ or Core i7-7600U processor.

Dell Latitude 5480 display

The Latitude 5480’s 1920 x 1080-pixel touch screen provides crisp details and decent color, but it’s a bit dim. The screen’s fine 1080p resolution allowed me to see each crooked, scraggly whisker of Wolverine’s beard.

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