Compare Prices : Dell Latitude D620 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Perfect for those who need a high-powered notebook in an unfriendly environment, but back-breaking, expensive and unnecessary for the cubicle warrior.

Pros: Configurable with the latest Core 2 Duo processors, Spill-proof keyboard with LED light, Tough, durable casing with shock protection, Strong security features, Standard three-year warranty with upgrade options, Exceptionally bright 500nits screen, ...

Cons: Heavy and bulky, Expensive compared to equivalent non-rugged models, No discrete graphics card option unlike the Latitude D620

Verdict: The Latitude ATG D620 is, for all intents and purposes, a conventional D620 crammed into an armored chassis with an exceptionally bright display. Perfect for those who need a high-powered notebook in an unfriendly environment, but back-breaking, ...

Review summary: The Latitude ATG D620 is, for all intents and purposes, a conventional D620 crammed into an armored chassis with an exceptionally bright display. Perfect for those who need a high-powered notebook in an unfriendly environment, but back-breaking, ...

Pros: Configurable with the latest Core 2 Duo processors ; spill-proof keyboard with LED light ; tough, durable casing with shock protection ; strong security features ; standard three-year warranty with upgrade options ; exceptionally bright 500nits screen ...

Review summary: Dell produces its first rugged notebook, but how does it stack up to the established ToughBook competition?

Verdict: Dell knows how to build great notebooks, and the Latitude D620 that this ATG model is based on is a great machine. However, even with the super-bright screen, shock resistant hard disk and solid steel hinges, this doesn't really feel like a rugged ...

Review summary: Dell has given a popular mainstream notebook, the Latitude D620, a rugged makeover in the shape of the ATG (All-Terrain Grade) model.

Pros: Flexible configuration, Shock-mounted hard drive, Rugged, spill-proof design

Cons: Some ports not protected, Expensive and heavy compared to non-rugged versions of the same system

Verdict: Dell has given a popular mainstream notebook, the Latitude D620, a rugged makeover in the shape of the ATG (All-Terrain Grade) model...

Pros: Flexible configuration Shock-mounted hard drive Rugged, spill-proof design

Cons: Some ports not protected Expensive and heavy compared to non-rugged versions of the same system

Verdict: Dell has given a popular mainstream notebook, the Latitude D620, a rugged makeover in the shape of the ATG (All-Terrain Grade) model.