Dell Latitude D620
By Stephanie Bruzzese, CNET.com on 11 July 2006
With a complete range of connectivity options, Dell's thin-and-light Latitude D620 will keep you in business when you're away from the desk.
User rating:Comments (7)
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hrodriguez112 gave 6/10 on 15/12/2007 09:36
- Good: good performance
purchasad one through work. Upgraded to Vista Businness and have been experiencing th blue screen of death when running only on battery power. That is the only issue I have experienced with this laptop
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mrmonkeywtf gave 9/10 on 11/08/2007 19:38
- Good: Battery life, specs, weight and size, price.
- Bad: probably the graphics card on the model i bought. i wonder if you can upgrade it...
Pretty freakin awesome
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very_mobile gave 2/10 on 08/06/2007 13:47
- Good: Good spec
- Bad: My battery has died and refuses to last or charge (sometimes)
My business brought it for me 2 months ago.
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anonymous gave 10/10 on 03/01/2007 11:23
- Good: Size, power and weight
- Bad: palm rest - cannot remove to access battery
Overall very happy
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Sam gave 9/10 on 25/09/2006 16:25
- Good: - $1500 for an almost-maxed configuration (2gb ram, 60gb 7200 rpm disk, bluetooth, wifi, 256Mb Nvidia Quadro graphics, extra-large primary battery, secondary battery)
- Dual core processor is the first noticeably faster experience I've had with a new laptop. Combined with 2gb ram, I can do many cpu-intensive activities simultaneously, whereas I used to get a coffee while waiting (e.g. rendering graphics, compiling code)
- 6-8hr battery life... I don't worry about plugging in during the day. I just turn off the wifi and dim the screen to get the 7-8hr max battery.
- Solid casing feels very robust.
- Really decent graphics, processor, and memory capacity for gaming in my configuration. - Bad: - Single speaker is weak (i use high quality earphones though, so I don't really notice)
- My company's keyboard was nicely "clicky", but the laptop I purchased later for personal use had a more "sticky" kind of keyboard.
excellent speed, graphics, battery life, and value
Company got me the D620 maxed out under budget, and I liked it so much I bought one with identical configuration for myself. Other colleagues at work have subsequently also requested the D620 or D820. Most reactions have been "Sweeeeet!".
- Good: - $1500 for an almost-maxed configuration (2gb ram, 60gb 7200 rpm disk, bluetooth, wifi, 256Mb Nvidia Quadro graphics, extra-large primary battery, secondary battery)
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