Posted 03/10/09 at 03:29:45 PM by Andy Salisbury
It looks like Dell is still looking to hit the tough-laptop market with a newer, slimmed down Latitude XFR D630 laptop, aptly renamed the E64 XFR.
This heavily armored work machine has an Intel Core 2 Duo underneath the hood, Intel’s X3100 graphics, 1GB DDR2 and an 80GB HDD standard. But, more importantly it comes hardened with a new type of exterior material that makes it more durable than its predecessor. The new material is being called Ballistic Armor, which replaced the magnesium alloy, and allows this notebook to meet military specifications for ruggedness.
Strangely, this machine comes with a starting price point of $4,299, even with the economy taken into consideration. But who knows, maybe there will be plenty of military contractors and police officers looking to get a new, slimmer, tougher laptop!
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[4] http://www.maximumpc.com/article/news/all_dell_notebooks_use_led_backlighting_2010
[5] http://www.maximumpc.com/article/news/dell_shows_off_inspiron_mini_10_netbook_complete_with_tv_tuner
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