Dell Latitude D820 Burner

I've had a good experience with this Dell laptop. The best thing is the screen quality. I avoided the true-life (glossy) version and went for a standard finish with high resolution display. This gives absoloutly loads of screen space and increases the usability of the laptop. The battery life is quite reasonable, even listenting to music / videos you manage to get a couple of hours usage, whereas normal web browsing you'd get over 3.5 hours. I have had a couple of minor problems which haven't been consistent. Once or twice the screen hasn't been sufficiently bright when running off the battery. Upon shut down and re-start everything has been ok. I've also had ...  Read the complete review

I got this laptop through my Job, which they kindly brought for me. I mainly got it because of the serial port on the back (which most laptops nowadays dont have). But i find this laptop will handle every application that is going today. Also one of the great functions that is on the laptop is a built in light sensor so if its in a light area the screen goes dimmer to save battery and visa versa. The battery lasts 6.5 hours which is incredible, even running the more challenging ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review