Dell Latitude D810 Essential

Dell Latitude D820 Burner

I left my old company a couple of months ago and took up my new position with my current company who very kindly issued me with a brand new Dell Latitude D820 laptop. I ve had an opportunity to put it through its paces for the last 8 weeks and this review will cover my experiences to date. In terms of specification this laptop is much more powerful than my old one. For starters it has a dual core processor. For those of you not familiar with dual core, this means that the main processor actually consists of 2 processors within a single chip. Each processor or core can be used to perform a different task. E.g. one may be running Microsoft Office applications whilst the ...

Dell Latitude LS

upgraded to the Dell Latitude LS. It is tiny and so light weight which is great because I travel so much. It still has a good size screen 13.5 inch but it is only an inch or so think. Not to mention it comes in a trendy silver colour the envy of many cmmuters when I use it on the train to and from work. It comes with a docking ...

Dell Latitude LS

The Dell Latitude is built for small business, who demands reasonable speed and reliability. The machine comes with a 3 years warranty, which is a good idea for a microcomputer. Unlike the Compaq or Sharps with only one year of service, you will not need to worry about it when it breaks down. Let’s look at the specification of the machine: Pentium III 400 MHz processor, a bit slow for a new machine, but it will do the job for a businessman; a satisfying 64MB of RAM, now a standard; A 12.1 inch TFT monitor, a reasonable size bit a bit small nowadays; a undersized 4.8 gigabits hard-disk. I guess this is enough for a odd Word document or Power Point presentation. ...