LATITUDE E6500 15.4" C2D-2.53GHZ 4G/250G RW BT WC

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Product Feature

• The Latitude E6500 is thoughtfully designed not just for looks, but to survive a long day on the job
• It is longer-lasting paint finishes and robust metal hinges, the Latitude E6500 is more durable than ever
• Work more comfortably with a precision-tuned keyboard that offers stronger key durability
• Roam the halls in style with sleeker, slimmer profile that was inspired by feedback from thousands of users
• Meet the laptop that can last as long as your work day

Product Description

Dell Latitude E6500 Notebook Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 2.53 GHz - 15.40

LATITUDE E6500 15.4" C2D-2.53GHZ 4G/250G RW BT WC Review

Bottom-Line: Hands down, the Dell Latitude E6500 is a performance winner.

Now that Windows 7 is finally on the street, it is time for another technology refresh; this time the entire department traded up to the Dell "Latitude E6500 Notebook" computer. Dell constructed the business-class notebook of a magnesium alloy, rugged paint finish and tough metal hinges, which makes the "Latitude E6500" more durable than older Dell portable offerings.

My slate black (it can also be had in red and blue) "Latitude E6500" doesn't feel any heavier than the notebook it replaces, a Dell Latitude 8 series, which makes carrying the portable desktop replacement everyday easy on the shoulders and back. But the "Latitude E6500" is far more capable than the Latitude D820 checking in with 4GB of Ram, an Intel Core 2 Duo Processor and 15.4" Premium WXGA LED display.

The Laptop

The "Latitude E6500" comes very close to being a full fledged, full feathered desktop replacement; the unit houses your choice of Intel Core 2 Duo Processors; mine shipped with the base P8600 running at 2.40GHz with 3MB L2 cache, on a 1066MHz FSB. And while the D600 only sported (2) USB 2.0 ports, the ruggedized "Latitude E6500" has 4 including a combo USB/Power port and combo USB/eSATA.

In addition the notebook can be had with a integrated fingerprint reader, as well as only (1) PC Card/ExpressCard 54 slot, (1) 4-pin mini-Firewire port, Smartcard slot, 5-n-1 card reader, E-Family modular media bay: (8X DVD-ROM, 24X CDRW/DVD, 8X DVD+/-RW, second Hard Drive or Travel Lite Module), and Port Replication port to round out the expandability of this performance packed laptop.

Starting at some 5.2-pounds the "Latitude E6500" feels comfortable while typing on the broad, full featured back-lit keyboard, that is complemented by a pointing stick and a touch pad; both of which have their own sets of mouse buttons. The feel of the keyboards' keys reminds me of the IBM keyboards of old that felt good on the fingers and felt almost metallic and strong.

And both can be set up to disable themselves automatically when an external pointing device is added to an available USB port. You can optionally configure the "Latitude E6500" to use biometric security (fingerprint reader), which can be integrated into the right hand side of the laptop below the keyboard.

The "Latitude E6500" features a bright, crisp, 15.4-inch UltraSharp WUXGA wide screen with an ultra-fine, 1900 x 1200 native resolution that renders great graphics, but makes the text and icons difficult to read; I have my screen set to 1280x768, which proves to be a very workable setting for me.

In the area of wireless networking, the "Latitude E6500" excels. Unlike other laptops I have used that integrate wireless into the case--usually in the screen housing--the "Latitude E6500" incorporates a switch on the right edge of the laptop that turns the wireless adapter off and on: slide the switch forward, and the built-in 802.11 b/g wireless card automatically searches for available networks, displaying those available on the screen and indicating whether the network is 11Mbps or a faster (G) network. The WiFi switch can also be configured to switch on Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or both of them.

In addition to the ports I mentioned above the "Latitude E6500" also features a standard VGA, infrared, 56Kbps modem, Gigabit Ethernet, headphone, and microphone jacks. Because the "Latitude E6500" is built for the business user, the unit lacks multimedia features such as S-Video, S/PDIF audio, and a HDMI port, and more USB ports that might typically be found on consumer/multi-media-oriented laptops. The D280 does house a DVD/CD-RW drive, which together with the included CyberLink PowerDVD software can used to view movie while on the road.

The "Latitude E6500" can be fitted with a maximum of 8GB of Dual Channel DDR2 RAM, and 250GB HHD. However, there a number of hard drive choices including solid state drives with a capacity of up to 128GB.

First Impressions:

I like my new Dell "Latitude E6500." The unit is light weight, sturdy and performs quite well thanks in larger part to the ultra-fast Intel Core Duo processor and 4GB of DDR2 Dual-Channel RAM under the hood. This makes the E6500 markedly and noticeably faster than a single-core system. This means that the notebook runs Windows 7 Enterprise Edition run really, really well.

I like the look and feel of the notebook. It is lightweight, but still durable easy to carry to and from work every day. And did I mention the stellar back-lit keyboard? It lights up when a single key is clicked and turns off automatically after about 5 seconds of inactivity.

The best feature of the "Latitude E6500" is the UWXGA display. The 15.4 inch screen is bright, crisp and clear. It is not the best LCD display I have ever used, but it is more than adequate for business use, and for playing the occasional DVD.

Conclusions

Hands down, the Dell "Latitude E6500" is a performance winner, especially when mated with Windows 7 Enterprise Edition. I like the increased processing power, the increased batter power, and increased memory. And the laptop is handsome to look at! Though I doubt I will ever have cause to use the 4-pin Firewire port, or the eSATA port, for that matter, it is nice to know its there just in case, and (4) USB ports has certainly com in handy.

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