Dell Latitude D410

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TrustedReviews takes a look at the Dell Latitude D410 which is part of Dell’s business lineup of laptops. This system has the latest in Centrino chipsets which supports the newest Pentium M processors and a variety of other new technologies like PCI-E, DDR2 and the Express Card format. The system is fairly small (though not an ultra portable like a Thinkpad X series) and has a 12.1 inch screen. What’s the verdict?

The D410 is typically Dell. It may be lacking in the style stakes but this is an impressive business ultra portable notebook with a docking station for the hot-desker. Though the screen is average and the keyboard a touch cramped, when you consider the features, performance, build quality and the price, the Dell D410 will win over your mind, if not, perhaps, your heart.

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The D410 is very good if you want a portable laptop: it fits in normal bags and the battery life is good: better than two hours if you are only web surfing. The build quality is good, the plastic is strong.
The screen is a bit small so if I was going to use it for long I'd put it in the docking station and plug in a big monitor.
Performance-wise it is ok. I can play World of Warcraft on it but the frame rate is a bit sluggish, it's not good for fighting.
Mine is over a year old, it is on it's second dell latitude d410 battery (the extended life one, good for five hours surfing or one hour warcraft). I would imagine that there are newer and better models out now.

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