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Dell's Latitude E6410 and E6510 laptops first showed up in the UK at the end of March, and now both models are available for purchase here in the States.
Pricing starts at $1,014 for the E6410, which sports a 14.1-inch LED display, Core i5 520M processor (2.4GHz, 3MB cache), 1GB of DDR3-1066 memory, 160GB hard drive, integrated Intel graphics, 802.a/g/n Wi-Fi, Windows Vista Home Basic 32-bit, and a 6-cell battery. For $1,750, you can step up to a Core i7 620M processor (2.66GHz, 4MB cache), 4GB of DDR3 memory, 250GB hard drive spinning at 7200RPM, Nvidia NVS 3100M graphics, and Windows 7 Professional.
For a few bucks more, the 15.6-inch E6510 starts out at $1,064 and includes same specs as above. Most of the same upgrades are available, but unlike the E6410, the E6510 also includes options for an Intel Core i7 720QM (1.6Ghz, 6MB cache) or 820QM (1.73GHz, 8MB cache).
E6410 Product Page
E6510 Product Page
Image Credit: Intel via Engadget
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bathtbgin
April 06, 2010 at 8:32am
I have to give dell credit for one thing, and that is that their e6400 has driven me to seriously consider buying a macbook pro next time around. They may have finally added support for the Core i5/7 processors but they make no mention about improving the terrible "ultrasharp" display, and the a hardware refresh does nothing to fix the fact that the software required for the extended battery settings adds almost a minute to startup time.
big_montana
April 06, 2010 at 10:15am
Myself, I will avoid Apple's proprietary garbage as well and purchase the Lenovo Ideapad U1 when it releases in June. Is it a laptop? Is it a Tablet PC? No it is both!! I do not mind the $1000 price tag for a hybrid convertible that can multi-task and be used as a laptop or if I need a tablet, detach the screen from the base and off I go.
big_montana
April 06, 2010 at 7:28am
Did they fix the ESD issues that the E6400 and E4300 suffers from? If not, avoid at all costs.
schwit
April 06, 2010 at 7:09am
Where's the USB3?
Did thet finally fix it so you don't need both hands to open it?
No more backlit keyboard option?
Where's the innovation?
This can't be the best that Dell can do.
