Dell Latitude CPx H500GT

Pros: Light weight, fast, easy to use
Cons: Keyboard is small, fingerstick hurts

My company currently uses two types of laptop computers, the IBM Thinkpad and the Dell Latitude CPx. I have had the opportunity to use both of these, as well as the Gateway Solo, and have found that Latitude has definitely surpassed the others.

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Pros: 3 yr next day on-site warranty, dual pointer, dual battery capability.
Cons: heavier and larger than previous models

I am an IT tech for a large company (5k+ employees) who provides IT outsourcing for other companies. We are exclusive users of Dell (and make that recommendation to all our customers), and our mobile solution includes the Dell Latitude CPx series. Though...

Pros: Holds down the paper real good (good support and support website)
Cons: Too many tecnincal problems

I do not have a problem with Dell in general (I recommend many people, even my brother,sister and best friend to buy a Dell products because of quality/price and the great support they have to offer.) I also like Dell because they use relatively name...

Pros: Sleek, fast, great graphics and sound
Cons: None

Laptops in the past have always been big, slow, and inconvenient because of their size. Forturately, Dell has come out with the Dell Latitude. In the past, I have always hated laptops because of there size, weight,small screen, and poor graphics. But...

Pros: this is a great value if you can afford it
Cons: none

This Dell laptop has everything I was looking for. 500mhz P3 processor, upgradable memory, DVD, very nice screen for a laptop. These are the reasons I decided on this product.

Processor: I've got the Intel® Pentium® III 500 MHz processor...

Pros: Powerhouse. Fast, stable. Great specs. Great price purchased refurbished.Three year on site warranty.
Cons: Dealing with Dell!!! A bit heavy. Keyboard a stretch for short fingers.

Probably an excellent laptop, at a great price. I don’t have it long enough to be sure, but it seems like a powerhouse and not one blue screen yet!!!The absolute worst technical support and customer service.In the two weeks since I got this laptop,have...

Pros: average battery life
Cons: high price

Ok but HEAVY box. Much better than average battery life, but comes at cost of weight of unit. Been using Latitudes since CP. medium to high price, average to poor support solo, but great with corporate agreements, slower than some laptops and ALL...

Pros: Somewhat fast and never crashes.
Cons: Mediocre battery life, bad pointing stick buttons, get's very hot, not durable and HEAVY.

Let me start off by saying this is one of the first laptops I've used for serious IT work. It goes home with me everyday, hops on planes, goes to other countries but it shows it's durability over time. I store it in a bag with adequate padding so it...

Pros: sturdy, works well
Cons: heavy

I work for a company and we go through new laptops all the time.
We've been using Dells for the past year of so and I've seen a lot of models come and go. This one is not to bad. It's kinda heavy and if you have long fingers of big hands, the...

Pros: Half as thick as the inspiron and twice as fast
Cons: Did not ship with synaptics touch pad software

This is best laptop on the market. It has everything you could dream of in a laptop. You get the speed of a Pentium III 500 processor, 14.1 inch viewable area screen, easy to use touch pad and swivel stick. It brings with it the option to remove both...

Pros: very functional, and sufficiently speedy
Cons: want a bigger display

My company supplied me with this computer,and I had never played with laptops very much. It came with the 500Mhz P3, 12GB drive, LS120 drive, and 256K of RAM. I thought it would just be another bag to lug thru airports, and home everynight, but it has...

Pros: Lots of options, looks nice.
Cons: Horrible build quality, in service more than in use.

I work doing technical support for a law school that requires its students to own a laptop. Over half decided to buy our recommended PC laptop: the Dell CPx. (It had the features we wanted the students to have.) This amounts to 200 students owning a...