Dell Latitude D800 Review

Dell Latitude D800

Dell's business-focused Latitude notebooks have long been one of Dell's best-selling categories and a mainstay of the corporate market. The latest of the newly designed Latitudes, the desktop-replacement D800 series, features a 15.4-inch wide-aspect screen and is the company's biggest corporate notebook. It's based on the new Pentium M processor, which gives it ample performance muscle, and depending on which wireless solution you pick when buying from Dell.com, you can get a full Centrino configuration. A few quibbles aside, this eye-catching notebook series is still one of the best corporate desktop replacements on the market.

Fast performance, particularly with graphics; 15.4-inch, wide-aspect display; includes integrated dual-band wireless; common docking stations and media modules work in all D-series notebooks.

But this new Dell Lattitude won't accommodate older Latitude C-series docking stations or media modules.


Your Comments/Opinions

It gets very very hot at the left palm rest and dell can't help on this one as per them its a normal behavior of D800, i wouldn't recommend to buy this laptop at all, I think even D600 gets hot the same way.....
Gets too hot
I'm sitting at a Latitude D800 (Pentium M, 2.0GHz) and the left "palm rest" is warmer than the right, but certainly not what I'd call "hot" (maybe 90-100*F). This is with the case open, using the builtin display, not an external monitor and in an office with an ambient of ~72*F.
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