Dell Technologies has expanded its enterprise client portfolio by introducing 10 new 'Dell Pro' products that bundle enterprise PCs, monitors, and peripherals. The new product line focuses on on-device AI processing, support for hybrid work environments, and enhanced security and management capabilities.

Dell Technologies unveiled the new products in the Korean market on March 30. The announcement included four PC models, such as the Dell Pro 14 Premium, Dell Pro 5 Micro, and Dell Pro 3, 5, and 7 laptops, as well as two video conferencing monitors, two keyboard and mouse combos, and one fingerprint mouse.

Among the product lineup, the 'Dell Pro 14 Premium' is a 1.15kg business laptop that boasts on-device AI processing capabilities based on an NPU of up to 50 TOPS. It targets the demand of mobile administrators and executives by featuring an Intel Core Ultra Series 3-based configuration, a tandem OLED option, an 8MP HDR camera, and a collaboration touchpad. This product is scheduled to be released on March 31.

The ultra-compact desktop 'Dell Pro 5 Micro' is characterized by its 1.2-liter form factor and the inclusion of a mobile Panther Lake CPU. Supporting up to 64GB of DDR5 memory and USB-C-based power and connectivity, it targets office environments with space constraints. The mainstream laptop series 'Dell Pro 3, 5, and 7' offer Intel and AMD processor options and were introduced as products that enhance battery efficiency and expandability while reducing thickness and weight. These laptops are scheduled for release in May.

Security and management features are also a key focus of this announcement. Dell Technologies stated that it has applied quantum-resistant BIOS technology and a Root of Trust protection architecture to its entire product lineup. By including ransomware prevention solutions, a standardized BIOS architecture, and cloud-based Intel vPro provisioning capabilities, the company has enabled enterprise IT departments to remotely deploy and manage devices.

Monitors and peripherals targeting collaborative environments were also unveiled. The 34-inch curved USB-C hub conferencing monitor features AI auto-framing, a beamforming microphone, and a 5MP HDR camera, while the webcam monitor model adopts a configuration excluding speakers and a microphone to suit open office spaces. The wireless keyboard and mouse set offers fast charging and customizable features, and the wired ESS mouse provides Windows Hello-based fingerprint login. The monitors have been on sale since early March, and peripherals are scheduled to be released sequentially from April through the end of the year.