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Dell Latitude E6430 Review
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 08/15/2012 07:58 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
TechReviewSource.com posted a review on the Dell Latitude E6430 notebook
Just in time for fall shopping, the Dell Latitude E6430 is a 14-inch laptop that hopes to break through. It has a sturdy design, very strong performance and extra long battery life. It does weigh more than other similar laptops and has a few other small quirks.
The Dell Latitude E6430 has a gray aluminum lid and a matte chrome body, which is similar to the Dell Latitude notebooks that have come before it. It has a slightly flashier design that other 14-inch notebooks to help it stand out from the crowd in that respect, but for the most part, it has a standard design. It measures 13.9 x 9.5 x 1.3-inches and weighs 5.4-pounds, which is a little bit larger and heavier than most 14-inch notebooks, which can hold it back slightly in the portability category.
Dell chose a spill-resistant keyboard with full backlighting for the E6430. The keys gave a good amount of feedback and didn't feel mushy. The typing experience was only made even more comfortable because the palm rests below the keyboard were soft. The touchpad was large enough for multitouch gestures and the two discrete buttons below the pad worked well. For pointing stick officionados, Dell placed one between the G and H keys but we found it too low in height to use with good accuracy.
The Dell Latitude E6430 has a gray aluminum lid and a matte chrome body, which is similar to the Dell Latitude notebooks that have come before it. It has a slightly flashier design that other 14-inch notebooks to help it stand out from the crowd in that respect, but for the most part, it has a standard design. It measures 13.9 x 9.5 x 1.3-inches and weighs 5.4-pounds, which is a little bit larger and heavier than most 14-inch notebooks, which can hold it back slightly in the portability category.
Dell chose a spill-resistant keyboard with full backlighting for the E6430. The keys gave a good amount of feedback and didn't feel mushy. The typing experience was only made even more comfortable because the palm rests below the keyboard were soft. The touchpad was large enough for multitouch gestures and the two discrete buttons below the pad worked well. For pointing stick officionados, Dell placed one between the G and H keys but we found it too low in height to use with good accuracy.
Dell Latitude E6430 Review
