The Core Ultra 7 processor in this family (366H vPro, in Dell's standard 16-inch configuration) carries 16 cores, 18MB of cache, and boosts up to 4.8GHz, with vPro's business manageability/security features included -- relevant for IT departments managing a fleet of these across an organisation. It's also a Copilot+ PC, meaning its built-in NPU (neural processing unit) handles on-device AI tasks -- background blur, live captions/translation, image generation -- at up to 50 TOPS without sending that processing to the cloud. The display is a 120Hz QHD+ panel, a genuine step up from a standard 60Hz laptop screen for both smoother on-screen interaction and sharper detail when working with CAD models or high-resolution imagery, and the chassis can be optioned with discrete NVIDIA RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell graphics for GPU-accelerated workstation applications. Battery capacity is 96Wh, and Dell lists a starting weight around 1.90kg (4.2 lb) for the 16-inch chassis -- genuinely portable for a workstation-class machine. Storage tops out at 2TB Gen5 NVMe across the range, with this particular configuration specified at 1TB.