Dell has also expanded its workplace accessories portfolio with new monitors and a 4K webcam.
Dell launches new AI PCs, workstations and monitors for Indian enterprises. Dell Technologies has introduced a new commercial portfolio in India, featuring AI-powered PCs, workstations, monitors and workplace accessories. The company unveiled the new products at the Dell Technologies Forum 2026 in Mumbai.
Dell introduces new Pro laptops with on-device AI
The new Dell Pro range includes Pro 3, Pro 5 and Pro 7 series laptops, powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 and AMD Ryzen AI 400 processors, depending on the configuration. The devices are designed to support on-device AI workloads and Copilot+ PC features.
The Dell Pro 7 series is available in 13-inch and 14-inch laptop and 2-in-1 configurations. Select models feature OLED displays, cameras of up to 8MP and mini-LED backlit keyboards. Dell claims that the 13-inch Pro 7 is up to 18% thinner than the previous-generation model.
The Dell Pro 5 series comes in 14-inch and 16-inch variants, offering both Intel and AMD processor options. Selected configurations feature up to 8MP HDR+ IR cameras, 400-nit and 500-nit displays, and OLED panels.
New Precision workstations for demanding workloads
Alongside its Pro laptop lineup, Dell has launched new Precision workstations aimed at professional and enterprise users. The portfolio includes the Dell Pro Precision 9 Tower and Dell Pro Precision 7 R1 rack workstation.
These systems are designed for demanding AI and professional workloads that may run locally on devices as well as alongside workloads handled through cloud and data-centre environments.
New monitors and webcam for workplaces
Dell has also expanded its workplace accessories portfolio with new monitors and a 4K webcam. The products are aimed at improving productivity and supporting modern hybrid and office-based work environments.
Overall, Dell’s latest portfolio focuses on bringing AI capabilities directly to enterprise devices, while offering businesses hardware designed to handle workloads across PCs, workstations, cloud platforms and data centres.