Dell Latitude

Pros: light weight, 14.1 xga display screen, 1 ghz, 20 gig hd, fun to use.

Cons: no built in web cam.

The Bottom Line: This is a great laptop because it is light weight, has allot of cool features like the large display, decent speed,and other features. very easy and fun to use.

Review: This has been a pretty good laptop. My husband gave this to me when he got him another one. He traded a digital camera for this one and he wanted one that had a built in web cam which this one doesn't, so I guess could be one of it's cons. But I...

Pros: cheap laptop with a lot of today's features Large screen

Cons: Small hard drive compared to today's standard Small max. resolution

The Bottom Line: A good workhorse laptop for little money. Pick one up if can.

Review: I just got this laptop from a local guy at the beginning of the month, and its been great so far.

My desktop is a 3 year old gaming machine, and I needed a computer to just do basic school work while I'm at school and during the commute...

Pros: Great price for surprisingly fast refurbished laptop.

Cons: Very heavy (7+ pounds) for a small person to carry every day.

The Bottom Line: Buy. You will have to fix the cursor problem, but then its a good machine for desktop, and semi-portable.

Review: I bought the C610 (Windows 2000 Pro, 256 Mb, 20 Gb HD, CD-ROM Drive, USB, some time remaining on warranty) at auction on E-Bay, from a subsidiary of Dell that manages the auctions of refurbished Dell machines. I had compared reviews; right out of...

Pros: If you don't push it and take care of it, it'll run fine

Cons: Low storage space, battery dies fast, can't run games well or at all

The Bottom Line: If I were you, I would just get the cheapest new one.

Review: I was tired of sharing the family's desktop with, well, the family. I really just wanted to be able to surf the web, play music and use word on my own time. I got my C610 of ebay for about 400 bucks, which I thought, was a tad pricey. For only 100...

Pros: Size, weight, reliability, resolution, durability, expansion

Cons: not usb 2.0

The Bottom Line: Great desktop replacement (unless you're a gamer)

Review: I AM a computer geek and I constantly upgrade my laptop here at work. I work in a computer software test lab. In the past 4 years I've used at least 10. Of course, I get ones that are better and better, so this one is the best I've had. In my...

Pros: Display

Cons: too many parts failed too early in the product's life

Review: (This is laptop is provided by my employer.) I have been using this laptop for 2 1/2 years, it get CONSTANT use (all day, everyday).

The motherboard died within the first 6 months along with one of the memory sticks. Within the first year...

Pros: everything

Cons: needed double usb input but no big deal

Review: i use this laptop for djing off of it - works great - upgraded to a 40 gig hardrive and 1g ram with no gliches -
split the single usb 2.0 input to quad so i could input other devices - mouse - external 80 gig hard drive with 8000 + songs and...

Pros: Beautiful screen display. Not bad sound. Lots of plug-ins/ ports.

Cons: Cursor sucks and battery life is no more than 1/2 hr.

Review: I recently received the dell latitude C610 from my boyfriend for my birthday. He purchased it from a reliable seller on e-bay, refurbished. Great machine for basic things. I'm going to university and use it as a researching and writing tool. The 2...

Pros: - Full sized laptop - Big clear screen - Large HD - Decent battery life

Cons: - Keyboard fails at around 18+ months of regular use - Big & Heavy

Review: The Latitude C610, when used on a daily basis is a good machine. It has a decent sized hard disk, it has one built in drive at a time, its display is large and battery life is decent. The C610 is a full sized Laptop that is best suited for people...

Pros: Portable

Cons:
1)Touch Pad very touchy.
2)Cooling fan in poor location.

The Bottom Line: I would not recommend this product.

Review: 1) I did not use Dells Tech Support
2) The Laptop was a gift so I do not know the price.

I have owned both Dell and IBM laptops in the past 2 years, and would recommend an IBM laptop over the Dell, no matter which model.

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