Dell Latitude D600 (D600SAPP) PC Notebook

Pros: sturdy, reliable, with great support and warranty
Cons: Power supply could be a little sturdier

We recently purchased a number of laptops for our board of directors and our IS department. We decided to go through Dell since their Business Tech Support seems to be solid and they have good prices on reliable machines. The big question was which ...

Pros: Relatively thin and light, snappy performance, sturdy feel, great layout, 2 pointing devices
Cons: Flimsy keyboard

Working in an IT department allows many different kinds of equipment pass thru hands. Most of them are older equipment, but recently, I had the privilege of setting up a brand new Dell Latitude D600 laptop. As configured, it was a perfect for daily ...

Pros: sturdy, attractive, great screen
Cons: touchpad problems, USB problem

Like many people, I would have simply curled up and died long ago if I didn’t have a laptop. Laptop shopping, much like shopping for shoes, however, has always been a challenge. With selections ranging from heavy desktop replacements to ultra light, ...

Pros: performance, SXGA+ display, warranty, tech support, appearance
Cons: touchpad, keyboard, heat dissipation around RAM and hard drive

I've been the proud owner of this model's predecessor, the Latitude C600, for almost a year now. I bought it off eBay, and it was my first major computer purchase at $450. That laptop taught me a bit about Dell's Latitude line, as well as their Complete ...

Pros: Good features for the price, sturdy case, beautiful LCD screen
Cons: Weak keyboard with poor feedback, tech support is faltering

System Specifications: Dell Latitude D600 1.40 GHz Intel Pentium-M 855PM Chipset 512 MB PC2100 ...

Pros: Fast, better battery life, USB 2.0, durable design, upto 2GB Ram
Cons: None found yet

My company had previously purchased a lot of the Latitude C640 model. Although it was quite good, I ...

Pros: High performance, feature rich, sharp screen, good battery life, great value for the money
Cons: filmsy keyboard/construction, heat dissipation

I order this laptop after much research and wait for Intel to release the centrino technology. The t ...

Pros: Very complete feature set Dell parts & service ubiquity
Cons: Out-of-box reliability (motherboard, bluetooth) Modularity

My 3rd Latitude notebook in 7 years, possibly not the last. Simply put, I chose Dell because it's a safe choice in terms of next day on-site service and availability of spare parts or accessories when visiting company offices. I chose the D600 because ...

Pros: Excellent screen and video card, lightweight, quite attractive
Cons: Keyboard flexes a little bit when typing, bottom-left corner of the laptop gets warm

I was looking for a fairly light laptop that would allow me to go from programming, to web browsing, to games all on the one machine. I think the Latitude D600 fits the bill perfectly. I customised my system to feature the 14" SXGA+ screen, 512MB RAM, ...

Pros: Very quick, reasonably solid, excellent graphic performance, very quiet,
Cons: Keyboard is pretty disgusting, battery life is a little disappointing

Okay, so I'll be going to college this college this fall and I've been spending the last few mo ...

Pros: Good performance
Cons: likely to break down.

I've been running the D600 for about 1.5 years now. A good machine, but it has some problems. The first thing is it runs very hot. Just under where the memory is, it gets very very hot. Hot enough to hurt your naked legs. The other thing I have is the ...

Pros: Design, Weight, Features
Cons: None

I did a lot of research looking for the right laptop. I wanted very lightweight but built in CD-ROM. I also wanted built in wireless and good battery life.
I finally found the Dell Latitude D600. I found out about this from Dell Small Business...

Pros: Bright screen, long battery life, bluetooth, built-in CD, parallel and serial ports
Cons: Out-of-the-box bad motherboard, bluetooth and hard drive; horrible support; heavy in its class; overheating.

I received the laptop from my company, as a replacement to my ThinkPad X20. I was excited at first at the wealth of features it included, especially considering the X20 was very barebone and didn't even have an Infra-Red port. The first ...

Pros: good performance, excellent docking station.
Cons: none for our use.

One of my co-workers asked me to recommend a system for him, based on him starting his own business, and needing to be able to work from home and from office space he'd be procuring. In many cases, this would involve selecting two desktop systems, and ...

Pros: super light, fast, seemless wireless interface.
Cons: poor dell service after the sale

I have owned this laptop for almost a year and have been very pleased with it. I did however recently experience my first problem with it. The AC adapter failed and dealing with Dell customer service has been a nightmare.

I am very happy with the product but will likely not buy from Dell again due to their poor customer care