The Dell 14 Plus Is a Copilot+ PC. Here’s What That Actually Means
The Dell 14 Plus and 16 Plus are classified as Copilot+ PCs because they meet specific hardware standards, including an NPU capable of at least 40 TOPS. This dedicated AI hardware enables on-device processing for features like live translation, efficient video calls, and flexible file searching. While these capabilities offer practical benefits for specific workflows, they may not justify an upgrade for users whose needs are limited to basic productivity tasks.
- ▪Copilot+ PCs require a neural processing unit with at least 40 TOPS, 16GB of memory, and 256GB of storage to qualify for the label.
- ▪The Dell 14 Plus is priced at $849.99 and features a 14-inch display, while the Dell 16 Plus costs $799.99 with a 16-inch screen.
- ▪On-device AI processing allows for live caption translation and video call enhancements without requiring an internet connection.
- ▪Using the NPU for AI tasks reduces the workload on the CPU and GPU, potentially improving power efficiency during video calls.
- ▪Windows search on Copilot+ PCs allows users to find files by describing their content rather than relying on exact file names.
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Tech > Computing > Laptops The Dell 14 Plus Is a Copilot+ PC. Here’s What That Actually Means From live translation to smarter video calls, a Copilot+ PC’s on-board AI hardware can make a practical difference in your workday. CNET BrandX for Dell CNET BrandX for Dell Read full bio October 7, 2026, 4:50 pm ET 5 min read Dell Shopping for a new laptop has always meant sorting through plenty of specs, but AI has added a new layer of jargon to decipher: AI PC, Copilot+, NPU and TOPS appear alongside familiar specs like memory and storage.
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