Dell Latitude™ D620 (D620SINGLE) PC Notebook

Pros: Processing power, Weight, design, 4 GB RAM support, scratch resistant

Cons: no media card slot, does not play audio CDs when powered OFF

The Bottom Line: What more can you ask for - outstanding performance, light weight, looks good, modular drive, tons of security features.

Review: Dell Latitude D620 The most common question I encounter is which Dell laptop to buy – Inspiron or Latitude. The Inspirons, with their low price, dedicated graphics option, loaded with multimedia features, targets the home, small business ...

Pros: Improved CPU and input devices, EVDO capability, great support, widescreen LCD, great overall performance

Cons: Lower-res screen, new wireless interface, slightly-lower battery performance, poor videocard options

The Bottom Line: A good choice, as long as you don't need to play a lot of games on the go.

Review: I purchased my Dell Lattitude D620 almost six months ago, and shortly after that started deploying them at work. Overall, I had previously used a Dell Inspiron 600M (the home-equivalent of the Lattitude D600), and moved to the D620 after reading about ...

Pros: Scalability, Great Tech Support

Cons: Can't Add a more powerful video card

The Bottom Line: Definitely get this machine - it is infinitely worth your money

Review: I absolutely love my Dell Latitude D620. I am a computer hardware technician at a local university, and I’ve seen it all. I deal with broken hardware all day, and I can say that the D620 is just about as good as it gets. This really is a little ...

Pros: Long battery life on upgraded battery option, solid built.

Cons: None so far

Review: I use this for work. I got this puppy fully loaded. It's a sound computer and it's fast. I would suggest that you go for the upgrade on the battery, only downfall is there will be a bar sticking out of the front of the laptop, looks like a hand rest ...

Pros: Multifunctional Large Screen Long Battery Life

Cons: None

Review: The Dell 620 laptop is a great purchase for anyone looking for a functional, fast working personal computer. I have had this laptop for around 9 months and I the only problem I have had was a key on the keyboard popping off. Other than that it has met my ...

Pros: Everything

Cons: Would not work with my older Hitachi 60GB 7200 hard drive.

Review: After reading all the negative about the D620 screen, I finally saw where if you got a Quanta brand screen, all was better. Just got mine two days ago with this screen. Absolutely the coolest fastest laptop I have ever had in my hands. Get it today. You ...

Pros: Good for working applications.

Cons: Less than average display.

The Bottom Line: A solid work laptop.

Review: By no means am I a computer expert. Still, I’ve gone through my share of PCs and laptops since I got my very first home computer way back in 1994, and I’d like to think that I know a few things about them. Because of that, I end up doing a lot of ...

Pros: Feels sturdy, excellent keyboard, design is great for business users.

Cons: General consumers will want a media card reader. Some users may prefer a glossy display.

The Bottom Line: The Latitude D620 is a sturdy, well designed machine that should satisfy the needs of most business users and compete well against machines from HP and Lenovo.

Review: After three months of owning the D620, I am happy to report that it is still running perfectly. A BIOS update has reduced some of the excessive heat that I reported before. Additionally, a change in the USB BIOS settings virtually eliminates the noise ...

Pros: Nice design, light

Cons: Small screen, video card not great

The Bottom Line: Make sure you buy this and get extended battery and complete warrenty

Review: I bought this laptop when I went to college and had this laptop for about 1 1/2 years. I got a great deal from college that led to a full loaded laptop with 4 year complete warranty for only 1300 (original price 2000+). The specs for this laptop ...

Pros: Cure duo, widescreen, pointer stick, great battery.

Cons: Some screen clarity issues in the Dell User forum. This isn't a media book!

The Bottom Line: great business laptop. This isn't a media laptop so don't expect a glossy screen. Enough omph for some fun after work.

Review: The specs of my Laptop are at the end-Long short, The VA authorized it for me for school, as an ISM major, because I got tired after 2 months of waiting for the authorization for a Macbook. Cure duo, widescreen, pointer stick+trackpad, great ...