Dell unveils Latitude Z, high-powered business thin-and-light laptop
by Andrew Nusca | September 27, 2009 7:19pm PDT | Image 1 of 16
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Dell unveils Latitude Z, high-powered business thin-and-light laptop
Dell has revealed its new Latitude Z thin-and-light laptop, a 16-inch slab of angular portability packed with an array of business-centric features. Here's a look.
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RE: Dell unveils Latitude Z, high-powered business thin-and-light laptop (Dell unveils Latitude Z, high-powered business thin-and-light laptop)
Tough to have a comment when there are no photos to comment on which to comment. Glad to see that you're human.
Wish I could see the pictures.
a unique, albeit not nice, looking piece of equipment, but
since it's a Dell, it'll be a great-looking paperweight as usual,
in about 12 months...
since it's a Dell, it'll be a great-looking paperweight as usual,
in about 12 months...
Thin it is, but I don't know any execs that will want to whip out a purple laptop. Dell needs to learn that angular is not "sleek" and that a machine with netbook specs should never be labeled as "powerful". We know how the Adamo caught the world on fire...Another failure.
I run a 17" Precision M6400. While heavy, it is relatively thin and definitely powerful. I am no stranger to Dell but don't care for what I am seeing as innovation coming from them.
I run a 17" Precision M6400. While heavy, it is relatively thin and definitely powerful. I am no stranger to Dell but don't care for what I am seeing as innovation coming from them.
A another attempt to create a buzz. Problem is it's more than likely a terd in in new packing. Unless Windows 7 answers a lot of questions, can you see running XP on this?
Not sure what people are talking about viz unreliability of Dell laptops. I have a D610 that I have used from when it was released and it has never missed a beat. I bought a used one for one kid in college and it has not had a hiccup in 4 years. Bought my wife and other kid in college a D630- same thing- not a problem. All running XPsp3 and they all work fine. In fact, I have taken my old Inspirion 4150 and turned it into an Umbuntu machine and it works every day without a problem.
I can only speak to my experience but Dell has never let me down, which is more than can be said for our business HP laptops, which have had 35% failure rate.
I can only speak to my experience but Dell has never let me down, which is more than can be said for our business HP laptops, which have had 35% failure rate.
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