Dell Latitude 15 5590 Wireless Driver

Dell Latitude 15 5590 Wireless Driver – Dell Latitude 15 5590 Wireless driver is a software component that allows the operating system to communicate with Dell Latitude 15 5590 Wifi  Adapter Card.

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The Latitude 5590 is powered by a selection of seventh and eighth generation Intel processors. Our test device is equipped with an Intel Core i5-8250U processor, 8 GB of RAM and a 256 GB SSD, which offer great power and fast performance. The configuration is completed with a matte IPS screen, which is currently available online at a price of € 1,100 (approximately € 1,355). There are more powerful and also more expensive configurations, such as the $ 2,000 model (approximately $ 2,460) with an Intel Core i7-8650U processor and 16 GB of DDR4 RAM.

In this review, we will use the Fujitsu LifeBook U757, the HP EliteBook 850 G4 and the Lenovo ThinkPad T570 as comparison models. To evaluate the generational improvements, we will compare the Latitude 5590 with its predecessor, the Latitude 5580.The completely black case seems superior, although we would have preferred a stronger motherboard. We can rotate it visibly with little effort and yield in the middle when we apply pressure with the fingers. Fortunately, the case around the screen is more robust, although the screen is visibly affected when we press the window. Despite this lack of rigidity, the case complies with the US MIL-STD 810G military standard, which means that the Latitude 5590 must easily handle daily tasks. Both hinges on the screen work well and open 180 degrees. The screen can not be opened with one hand due to the low counterweight of the base.The Latitude 5590 is not very light: 2.0 kg (approximately 4.4 lb), but it is as heavy as its competitors. The HP EliteBook 850 is our only 15-inch comparison device. It weighs only 100 g less than the Latitude 5590. Both devices have approximately the same footprint. The power supply of the Latitude 5590 weighs 314 grams (approximately 11.1 oz), which can be an advantage if you plan to carry your device.The completely black case seems superior, although we would have preferred a stronger motherboard. We can rotate it visibly with little effort and yield in the middle when we apply pressure with the fingers. Fortunately, the case around the screen is more robust, although the screen is visibly affected when we press the window. Despite this lack of rigidity, the case complies with the US MIL-STD 810G military standard, which means that the Latitude 5590 must easily handle daily tasks. Both hinges on the screen work well and open 180 degrees. The screen can not be opened with one hand due to the low counterweight of the base.The Latitude 5590 is not very light: 2.0 kg (approximately 4.4 lb), but it is as heavy as its competitors. The HP EliteBook 850 is our only 15-inch comparison device. It weighs only 100 g less than the Latitude 5590. Both devices have approximately the same footprint. The power supply of the Latitude 5590 weighs 314 grams (approximately 11.1 oz), which can be an advantage if you plan to carry your device.The screen is a 15.6-inch IPS matte panel with a native resolution of 1920 x 1080. The screen is a little dark, reaching an average brightness of 243 cd / m². This means that the Latitude 5590 is lagging behind its competitors, all of which display brighter displays. Similarly, the brightness distribution is below the average at 83%. The low black value of 0.19 is good, which gives an impressive contrast ratio of 1279: 1. Although we have noticed that the backlight is bleeding in the upper corners of the screen, it should not be a problem. Problem for daily use, it is only visible with a completely black image. The Latitude 5590 regulates its brightness with PWM, at a frequency of 1000 Hz.The quality of the image is good. Using DeltaE 2000, we determined average values ​​of 6.6 for ColorChecker and 5.2 for gray scale. These can be considerably improved by calibrating the screen, for which there is a link for the ICC profile in the comparison table above. Unfortunately, the Latitude 5590 shows poor results with sRGB and AdobeRGB, reaching 60.8% and 39.2% respectively. These partitions are simply sufficient for image processing as a hobby.

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