Dell has launched four new laptop models in the Pro 3 and Pro 5 series, powered by Intel’s Core Series 3 architecture codenamed Wildcat Lake. The lineup includes 14-inch and 16-inch variants for both series: Pro 3 Series 14, Pro 3 Series 16, Pro 5 Series 14, and Pro 5 Series 16. These devices target business users seeking reliable performance with modern connectivity standards.
Dell introduces four new business laptops powered by Intel's Wildcat Lake architecture featuring up to 48 GB RAM, Wi-Fi 7, and high refresh rate displays.
The new laptops feature Intel’s Core Series 3 processors built on the Wildcat Lake architecture. Dell positions these models as professional workstations for enterprise environments. These laptops emphasize rugged construction and upgrade options instead of stylish designs or gaming features.
Pro 3 Series models support up to 48 GB of RAM and storage capacities reaching 2 TB. Connectivity includes Wi-Fi 7, while battery options range from 45 Wh to 70 Wh depending on the screen size. Display choices span up to 120 Hz IPS panels or 60 Hz OLED screens, offering flexibility for different workflow demands.
Wildcat Lake variants in this generation omit LPCAMM2 RAM support found in newer Panther Lake chips. The devices utilize established RAM standards and cooling systems to ensure reliable operation. Stability remains the primary design goal rather than adopting the latest internal upgrades.
Pricing begins at €1,276 / £1,137 / $1,579 for the Pro 3 Series 14-inch model. Availability extends across Europe, the UK, and the US markets. The company markets these models as general business laptops available in multiple regions without specific limitations.
This launch follows previous iterations of the Pro series, maintaining a consistent upgrade cycle for enterprise clients. Intel's Core Series 3 architecture serves as an incremental update to previous generations. The new models build upon existing Pro series designs with minor adjustments rather than major reworks.
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