DELL LATITUDE E4200 REVIEW

Latitude E4200 from the Dell – Served with a colorful thought

One of our favourite notebooks in this grouping was the E4200, habitually for the reason that it came in an assortment of colors’, including pink. That's not all it has going for it, though, its 12-inch display means its diminutive, it weighs less than 1Kg and it'll approach with all manner of chilly ways to connect to the Internet: 3G, Wi-Max, 802.11n Wi-Fi. It's accessible for roughly £1,200, based on where you glance.

Design
Like the majority of the small notebooks, the E4200 has certain attractiveness about it. It's not as dinky and huggable as a Netbook, but its framework measures a diminutive 291mm by 204mm by 20mm and has a beginning weight of just 1Kg with the 4-cell battery. It's not entirely baby-fied, though the top has a brushed metal terminate, which makes it emerge to some extent more grown-up than a few of its rivals.

Performance
We're very keyed up by the Latitude E4200. It's nice-looking, has outstanding wireless capabilities and has a specific air of 'cool' about it, which is an extraordinary attribute in a business notebook. Its 12-inch screen means its little it weighs less than 1Kg and it'll come with all approach of ways to bond to the Internet: 3G, Wi-Max, and 802.11n Wi-Fi.
The E4200 is one of the 1st Dells to trait Dell Latitude ON. This is a quick-boot graphical user interface that provides you access to serious features like a Web browser, Microsoft Exchange data, images and extra. As with Asus' Express Gate system, it initiates in a matter of seconds and makes an enormous substitute to booting Windows Vista.

While the E4200 has outstanding wireless connectivity, its wired connectivity isn't all it could have been. It has just 2 USB ports, which is a tad rubbish considering numerous smaller notebooks have at least 3. It's not the end of the world, though: one of the USB ports couples as an E-SATA port, while the other is similar in temperament with Power Share technology. This means it'll charge your USB devices a mobile phone, for example. Over USB, even if the notebook is switched off. You also dig up a D-Sub video port, not obligatory Display port connector, and 4-pin Fire wire.

Overall
We're very keyed up by the Latitude E4200. It's gorgeous, has outstanding wireless capabilities and has a specific air of 'cool' about it, which is an extraordinary trait in a business notebook.

Pros
+ Dimension and mass;
+ Styling;
+ USB enabled with Power Share technology.

Cons
- Restricted storage thanks to the solid state hard drives.

Value For Money

Our Rating