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Thursday, December 1

Dell Latitude D620 Core Duo 2.0GHz 2GB 120GB Laptop :Review



I’m a college student majoring in International Business and IT. My previous machine, a HP dv4000 with the 12-cell monster-sized battery, was far too heavy (nearly 9 pounds with the AC adaptor) for me to carry in my backpack for 6 consecutive hours. I also travel quite a bit to visit family in Spain and need something to keep me occupied on the 12-hour (or more) plane trip.
First Impression
I was surprised at how little there was in the box. Aside from the laptop and the charger, it only came with the OS, Roxio Creator 9, and application discs. The manual itself is rather useless. In fact, I would not even consider it a manual ... it's more like a caution and legal guide. I had to guess my way into getting started and it was frustrating because I have not used Vista until purchasing the D630. I’m still stumbling with it.
This thing feels like a tank and is extremely sturdy. The hinges on the machine are stiff but not difficult to open and the screen will not wobble. There is no flexing of the screen and you truly have to try to press the back to see ripples. When closed, a small, shiny hinge holds the screen locked. The top and bottom of the machine are made of magnesium. I still wouldn’t recommend dropping the machine in order to test if the material is durable.
The speakers are (I think) inside the laptop because I saw no openings for them. The battery sticks out in the front rather than the back. You are also able to add another battery to the DVD bay or replace the drive with something updated down the road. It is very simple to replace the drive in case something happens.
I do have one complaint: I frequently use my USB slots and I dislike having the other two ports in the back. I prefer them on the side. The USB slots are also a bit stiff. Sometimes you have to try to jam the connector into the slot.
General Information
Manufacturer: Dell
Model Number: D620
Weight: 10.00 lbs
Warranty: 90 Days
Condition: Refurbished
Packaging: Plain Box

Processor Details
Speed: 2.0GHz
Processor Type: Intel Core 2 Duo
Total CPUs: 1 Processor
Cores per CPU: 2 Cores
Cache: 2MB

Memory Details
Total Memory: 2GB
Memory Type: DDR2
Available Sockets: 1

Storage Drive Details
Total Capacity: 120GB
Interface: SATA
Rotational Speed: 5400rpm
Available Bays: 1
CD DVD: DVDRW

Ports
USB Ports: 4 USB Ports


Description:
The Latitude D620 redefines the mainstream corporate notebook with an innovative wide-screen design, improved reliability, smart security and extended wireless options. The D620 is designed for users who require performance, mobility and convenience in the workplace. 
The Latitude D620 is sure to leave a lasting impression with its easy to use and slim design. The Latitude line is designed to last and to make deployment and management simple by avoiding unnecessary image and platform changes.
Please Note: Microsoft Windows XP Professional is pre-installed. COA included.
Specifications:
- 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
- 2GB Memory
- 120GB Hard Drive
- DVDRW
- 14.1" Display
- 10/100/1000 Ethernet
- 802.11 b/g Wireless
Ports: Serial, Docking Connector, 4 USB, VGA, Headphone/Speaker Out, Infrared Port, RJ-11, RJ-45, AC Power

NO WARRANTY ON BATTERY
Includes:
- Power adapter
- Power cord
- Li-ion battery 


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