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Image 1 of 10 Dell has made some of the very best laptops in the business - most often, these are members of the premium consumer XPS range. Even so, an addition to the much more business- and security-focused Latitude family will also be worth a look -...
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High performance, Fast storage, Lots of security features...
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Keys are too small, Flawed display, Heavier than an ultraportable...
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Enterprise users will appreciate how secure, fast and long-lasting the Latitude 5500 is, but a long feature list and strong benchmark results won't mask everyday usage problems for long - and the keyboard and display are the worst offenders...
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Matte touchscreen optional. Buyers of the Latitude 5500 have the choice among numerous equipment configurations that offer suitable elements for almost any demand in the business sector. In addition to various security features, there is optional LTE, as...
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good system performance, wide choice of equipment configurations, numerous optional security features, fast WLAN, matte touchscreen, long battery life...
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insufficient fan control, mediocre speakers, microSD card reader only...
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The Latitude 5500 has heat problemsIn our tests, the Dell Latitude 5500 presents itself as a solid business notebook with many features and good connectivity. From a fingerprint reader up to a smartcard reader and NFC, many options that ensure a lot of...
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As far as the configurations go, you can go for the all-budget Core i3-8145U or pay more to get more – the Core i5-8265U or vPro models – Core i5-8365U and Core i7-8665U, which quite honestly, are pretty close to each other in terms of performance.Additio...
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Extremely long battery life, A lightweight carbon fiber body, PCIe x4 support, Optional LTE connectivity, Super snappy experience in daily work...
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Higher-end models lack a 2.5″ SATA drive slot...
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There is nothing unexpected from this laptop. Our tests proved right what we were thinking when we got the device in our hands at the beginning – it is pretty much the same laptop as the Latitude 5501. With that said, we don't mean to discredit the Latitu...
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Latitude E6500 and E5500 – those are the names for Dells 15.4 inch workhorses. The first digit doesnt apply to various form factors, as you might presume. No, it stands for the case type. While the E6xxx models try to make bonus points with a robust...
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Plain business design, Good stability despite plastic chassis, User friendly positioning of the connections, Docking port, Outdoor suitable display, Interesting start price, Very low noise and temperature emissions, Good battery life, already with a 6cell...
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Moderate ergnomics due to construction height, No UTMS option, Moderate illumination of the display, Brief warranty ex factory...
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For those who are hunting for a low-priced but reliable office notebook, might very well find it in the Dell Latitude E5500. However, the specifications of the notebook shouldn't be set too high considering that Dell had to obviously save in many areas be...
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