The Dell Latitude E6400
The Pros:
- Good bang for your buck if buy used (my purchase price: $300 on Ebay)
- Nice optional features – backlit keyboard, webcam, Bluetooth
- Nice battery life
- Runs Windows 7 great
The Cons:
- A bit on the heavy side for my liking
- The brush black lid is prone to scratches
- No hdmi output
This is my review of the Dell Latitude E6400 model
laptop. This business grade laptop is
nothing fancy on the outside but is a great performer for the business man or
the individual owner. Mine is stocked
with the Intel Core 2 Duo T9400 @ 2.53 GHz which is more than enough power for
any computing that I do. Which the
option for 8 gig of ram what more do you need?
There are a few features that I would love to have like an hdmi output
and it to be a bit lighter in weight but I’ll spend the additional $300 on
something else to make up for it.
My company has over 20 of this particular model and I own
one personally. I’ve had one issue in a
little over two years with this model.
After reading a few forums I found the issue to be the CPU overheating
causing the laptop to freeze. When
turned on immediately following this, the laptop wouldn’t recognize the hard
drive. After reading further, I
discovered that the problem was solved by removing the heat sink and
reattaching it to the CPU. Bam, problem
solved.
The Bottom line: This
laptop is a good buy. Here’s why. You can pick one of these up for around $275
fully loaded from Ebay if you don’t mind having a little scratched up
lid(replaceable for $14 on Ebay) and no comfort of a warranty.
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