Let’s see what the Latitude E7440’s price-to-performance ratio looks like. On the other hand, quality-made tools are expensive. And I’m sure it will stick in yours, too, whether you’re a consumer, small business owner, or an IT buyer for a large enterprise. On the other hand, its $1949 price tag sticks in my craw. The keyboard deck has just the right slightly rubbery feel that lets my palms rest comfortably on it for long stretches.ĭell’s Latitude E7440 has a great keyboard and trackpad. My fingers fly around on its large keyboard like they were made for each other, and the trackpad works great when I need it and stays out of the way when I don’t (read: no AWOL cursors). The 14-inch IPS touchscreen is crisp and very bright, yet it’s remarkably resistant to glare and fingerprints, and responds beautifully to my touch. It’s comfortable to work on in and out of my home office. One thing my two hands and I agree on: We love using the Latitude E7440. On the other hand, it’s removable, so you can swap in a spare. On the other hand, you’ll need to carry a VGA adapter to connect it to the old video projector in the boardroom.
It’s outfitted with both HDMI and DisplayPort.
You could drop it on the sidewalk and it’d still deliver the sales projections for tomorrow’s meeting. While taking notes for my review of Dell’s latest business notebook, I repeatedly found myself saying “Well, on the other hand…” The Latitude E7440 is bulky for a 14-inch Ultrabook- it’s almost a pound heavier than Lenovo’s X1 Carbon Touch.
0 kommentar(er)
