Dell Latitude E6430 14" Laptop Computer - i5 Dual Core 2.5GHz Processor, 4GB RAM, 250GB HDD, Windows 7 Professional

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However, Intel's rapid succession of processor generations is trying even for a company the size of Dell, and so, for now, the ATG is still equipped with Intel third generation "Ivy Bridge" processors, and not 4th generation "Haswell" chips. If Dell wants to continue offering pointing sticks on its business notebooks, it needs to revisit this annoying design. That, however, is still a good step up from the fully-rugged Latitude XFR which still must do with second generation "Sandy Bridge" CPUs. It serves as a conduit from the heat spreader plate sitting on top of the processor and chipset, and moves it to the quiet fan/heat-exchanger unit.

Coretek’s responsibility under this, or any other warranty, implied or expressed, is limited to repair, replacement or refund, as set forth above. The backlit keyboard is also spill resistant, and has a pointing stick to join the multitouch touchpad, similar to that seen on the HP EliteBook 8460p . One difference between that machine and the XFR is that our new ATG had a touch screen overlay whereas the older ATG didn't.Both laptops' anti-glare screens easily handle reflections, but the ATG's display is noticeably brighter. Efficient manageability: From deployment to ongoing maintenance and support, Latitude can help you simplify IT management with remote access, remote battery and BIOS management capability and optional Intel vPro technology for efficient out-of-band management. Toshiba's Tecra R840 featuring a Sandy Bridge Core i5-2520M falls behind by 7% and extracts a surprising amount from the somewhat slower processor.

The official Geeks Geek, as his weekly column is titled, Avram Piltch has guided the editorial and production of Laptopmag. With a snazzy design that reminds us a sci-fi spaceship, the E6430 stands out in the world of staid black-and-gray business notebooks. Pay in 3 is a form of credit, may not be suitable for everyone and use may affect your credit score. Some are offering screen brightness of up to 1,500 nits, and optical treatments are continually refined. It's not as extreme, heavy, and expensive as Dell's fully rugged Latitude XFR, but it's definitely much tougher than a standard Latitude.and Intel's Wireless Display technology WiDi, which lets you stream HD content to a television equipped with a WiDi adapter—like the Netgear Push2TV —instead of using the HDMI connection. pounds, the beefed-up ATG starts at about 6 pounds and our nicely equipped sample hit the scale at 6. A Coretek hardware product is considered DOA if it shows symptoms of hardware failure, preventing basic operability, upon its first use out of the box.

In idle usage, the average temperature for the upper side is 29 °C / 84 F, compared to the device average of 29. Beyond that, the maximum opening angle of 185° allows work in every (im)possible position - the vents are placed so that using the device on the lap does not leave you gasping for air. Next to that are the cooling vents for the very non-intrusive fan, then the glide-in caddy for the hard disk or solid state disk. com and PC Magazine are among the federally registered trademarks of Ziff Davis and may not be used by third parties without explicit permission. Through various available hardware and software components, Latitude is easy to manage and maintain over the course of its long lifecycle.There usually is a rigid magnesium or aluminum frame upon which the various components and sub-components are mounted on. The Dell Latitude 6430 ATG is a fortified and toughened-up version of Dell's consumer and enterprise line of Latitude E6430 computers. Capable of up to 16GB of DDR3 RAM and scalable SSD storage options, the Latitude E6430s is ready to cope with the most demanding work applications.