Compare Prices : Dell Latitude D610

Review summary: it's very much par for the second-generation Centrino course

Cons: Poor value, Lack of any real bite

Verdict: As for the image quality of the unit's own 14.1-inch LCD display, however, we've some serious dirt to dish. Unfortunately, it's the worst kind of old-school LCD panel. Colours are washed out with poor contrast, while viewing angles can only be ...

Review summary: Incorporating a handful of minor improvements, Dell's trusty Latitude D610 thin-and-light is an all-around solid business laptop.

Pros: Well-designed case ; competent performance ; decent battery life ; includes all the ports and connections most business users need ; swappable bay for optical drive ; solid manageability and security software ; standard three-year warranty ; unlimited ...

Cons: Somewhat expensive

Pros: Well-designed case ; competent performance ; decent battery life ; includes all the ports and connections most business users need ; swappable bay for optical drive ; solid manageability and security software ; standard three-year warranty ; unlimited ...

Cons: Somewhat expensive

Verdict: Incorporating a handful of minor improvements, Dell's trusty Latitude D610 thin-and-light is an all-around solid business laptop.

Review summary: Operating System: MS Windows XP Professional, RAM: 512 MB, System Weight: 5.4 lbs, Hard Drive Capacity: 80 GB, Prim...

Pros: Screen shows very good contrast. Excellent wireless performance.

Cons: OpenManage suite lacks integration (you have to launch each component separately).

Verdict: The Dell Latitude D610 strikes a good balance by offering the latest technology within a very luggable 5.4-pound frame. We also like that it comes with four USB ports (up from two in the previous model) and a host of other features.