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Intel's Core 2 Duo architecture, which is still the only option for the Dell Latitude 13, is getting on a bit and it shows – especially when compared with the processing power of currently available, similarly-priced laptops such as the HP ProBook 5320m‘s...
Shortish battery life, Tiny trackpad, Boxy design, Limited range of ports
The 13.3-inch Dell Latitude E4310 has plenty of grunt under the bonnet, but it's a little too big and bulky for our liking. It's a fairly speedy machine, but does that justify the asking price?...
Great keyboard, Attractive appearance, Good build quality
Sluggish performance, Battery isn't removable
Our configuration of the Dell Latitude 13 impressed with its slim dimensions and good battery life, but its performance was compromised by its sluggish processor and stingy 1GB of RAM....
More performance and features can be found for the same money elsewhere. It's far from being a speed demon, but it's quick enough for regular admin work. The Dell Latitude 13 stands out more for its slim profile, low weight yet still sturdy build. And...
Slim and goodlooking, Very portable, Keyboard is pleasant to use, Simple design means less to go wrong
No removable battery, No docking station connector, Only two USB ports, Slow CPU and graphics, Battery needs shepherding, Screen has limited viewing angle
In its entry-level configuration, the Latitude 13 is underpowered for anything more than basic enterprise tasks. Perversely, this may recommend it to IT departments, who discourage users trying to play games, watch videos or load software from the inte
Solid case and plain design, High-end manufacturing and materials, Comprehensive security and communication features, Pleasant keyboard with optional light, Screen's outdoor aptness, Hardware's good performance rates (office), Presence of WWAN antenna wir
Poor connectivity, Display brightness, screen stability and color spectrum coverage, Poor battery life with 3 cell battery, Sub-optimal emissions (temperatures)
An evident performance increase in comparison to the predecessor, Dell Latitude E4300 with ULV processor, results from the utilized Intel Core i5-560M from Intel's 2010 Arrandale range including the incorporated graphics. A hardware refresh with Intel's n...
Great keyboard for getting work done, Thin and light, with a sleek appearance
Could use more USB ports, Battery life severely limited
Dell's Latitude 13 is an elegant-looking ultraportable with a great keyboard, but limited expandability and poor battery life are significant drawbacks. ...
Very thin, light, Excellent keyboard, Useful Dell software and IT support, Mobile-broadband option
Short battery life, Slow performance, No docking connector, Battery not user-replaceable, No optical drive, No dedicated media keys
This lightweight, thin companion is for business users who need basic performance and lots of security. Battery life and performance miss the mark, however. ...
Published: 2010-09-15, Author: Andrew , review by: techworld.com
More performance and features can be found for the same money elsewhere. It's far from being a speed demon, but it's quick enough for regular admin work. The Dell Latitude 13 stands out more for its slim profile, low weight yet still sturdy build....
