I'm deciding between the Latitude E6400, the Precision M4300, the Latitude D630 Core 2 Duo and the Latitude D830 Core 2 Duo. Advice? Thank you UPDATE: I've chosen the M4300 through EZBuyCafe, who carries all of the computers in which I was interested....
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Get the 830D; use Win7 64 bit and try to get 4 gig ram... Runs fast and cool.
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The only name that this laptop is know by is Inspiron, it was replaced with the Vostro line for a short time and then brought back. Now if you are looking for the business equalivalent version it is call a Latitude (either the Exxxx or D8xx)
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Hi, the U6439 is, about twice the price. So is the U6485900, only about $50 more, but doesn't look like its as much of a machine.
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I'm a med student myself, actually already an MD here in my country, but plan in taking my step 1 this june... anyways, I have to recomend ASUS, the laptop has 5 stars build quality as well as performance! I actually bought the ASUS UL80vt, and fits perfectly to my lifestyle, and just so you know, that 12 hr battery thing is for real!!! you should get the ul80vt instead, its quite faster and better at multitasking than the ul30A-x5 since it has turboboos technology, also the screen is 14.1 and comes with DVD drive, which you may not use as much, but I prefer to have it than not.... BTW, go with the Silver model, it looks nicer!!! happy shopping!, let me know what you went for!
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Based on the pictures I've seen, yes, I think so. I use a latitude E6320 at work and it works just fine.
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Is the general consensus that this is going to be a good to very good machine? I like most of the specs, but you never know until you have it in your hands...would love to hear thoughts of those considering purchasing this netbook.
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Thank you for that information. Sadly I had to return my MSI U120 as the keyboard was defective. Sam's Club had a Dell mini notebook/netbook for $348 and I just bought it. It's really nice as I already have a Dell Inspirion laptop.
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Does the core 2 solo version come with a free upgrade to windows 7? I wasn't able to find that anywhere, could you give me a link?Also, the model with the core duo processor is currently unavailable. I couldn't find any information if its been discontinued or not, anyone know if its coming back?Thanks
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My Dell E6400 has the same cpu series...Core 2 Duo. However this memory did not work in my laptop. After installing the memory my machine wouldn't reboot with this memory installed. After reinstalling the original memory it worked just fine. I would check the Apple website and see what memory is a known good choice for your Macbook. Most manufacturers of laptops and computers post memory that is a known compatible choice. I feel like you are gambling with a hit or miss situation trying this memory. Good luck !!
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No. Here is a link that will explain and tell you the correct RAM you need.http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/286249-30-dell-latitude-d610-problems
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I did my homework and these were the two I came down to as well. Honestly, I think you'll be pleased with either. I haven't had the Asus in hand; I went with the Toshiba, as that's where my heart kept going back to. They're very close, feature/spec-wise. (I trust you're not expecting 720p+ video, because that does not play well on most netbooks.) Asus should have longer battery life, and it has built-in bluetooth. (Bluetooth USB adapter runs $20-25 otherwise.) The Toshiba is downright beautiful, and its texture won't pick up fingerprints. I don't know what the Asus screen is like; the Toshiba screen is excellent. I can vouch for Toshiba's multi-taskability, though I don't doubt Asus' capability at the same. I really think they'll both be loveable; what does your heart say?
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Hi Ari,Part number KVR16S11/8 should work in the Dell Latitude E6330 laptop based on it's required memory specifications.Thank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade partner!-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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Colin, I looked on Dell's support sight for the Dell Latitude D620 (not D620AT) and this memory matches the specifications posted there. I would feel confident using this memory. -- Jeff
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Personally I have always used Dells so I would be biased on this answer. Dells tend to hold their value over other models.
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I used this in a Dell Latitude E6400, however I removed my old drives top cover and used it on my new drive, because the locking button to remove the drive was attached to old drives top cover. I also swapped out the plastic cover on the front with my old drive to match my laptop case. As far as how similar the precision and latitude hardware are, I can't say. You might want to look that up to see if parts are interchangeable.
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I installed it in a Dell Latitude D630. I don't know if a D610 takes the same memory, but the D630 worked very well. A site called Crucial dot com has an encyclopedic listing of specs for machines, and indicates what memory and drive is appropriate for a particular laptop.
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I have a Dell Duo. Lag isn't that bad depending on what you are used to and what you do. Scrolling is smooth 90 percent of the time in excel and IE. Yes, it is a atom, but it is a dual core atom. But yeah, the best choice is the EP121. The EP121 has these advantages over the Dell Duo. 1.)SDXC/MMC card slot 2.)lighter by 1 pound 3.)Wacom pen input 4.)CPU benchmarks about twice as fast 5.)potentially double the ram 6.)faster graphics performance 7.)HDMI for video out 8.)SSD is much quicker. I tested the EP121 at windows boot to desktop and it was 20 seconds. 9.)Reliability: the SSD will not fail because of vibration or g-forces. Hard Drive Failure is likely the #1 reason why mobile computers that have them fail. 10.)bigger screen 11.)comes with a folio case for propping it up in 3 different angles/orientations 12.)MVA screen on EP121 has much better viewing angles than the Duo screen. The Dell Duo has bad vertical viewing angles and ok horizontal viewing angles in my experiance. The problem is that in portrait(in tablet mode), your vertical viewing angles are your horizontal viewing angles and so it is hard to share with someone else in portrait 13.)thinner: .66 inch vs 1 inch 14.)larger screen:12.1 inch vs 10.1 inch 15.)physical buttons accessible in tablet mode like Ctrl-Alt-Delete/window switcher, volume rocker, virtual keyboard activator, etc 16.)strengthened glass called Gorilla Glass cons 1.)maybe about 20% less battery life(Asus quotes 3 hours and Dell quotes 4 hours). In my experience though. The Dell Duo gets around 3 hours but I might be abusing the slow processor a bit with what I do with it. them fail. 2.)No physical attached keyboard in convertible form factor 3.)Hard Drive is 64GB/32GB vs. 360GB on Dell Duo 4.)Price