Dell Latitude D610
Dependable Flexible Mobile The LatitudeTM D610 is designed for enterprise customers who want flexibility, mobility and convenience in the workplace. These are customers looking for a durable notebook offering the ideal blend features and performance. Starting at less than five pounds*, the D610 delivers all the performance you need. Nothing You Don't. All at your fingertips.
All the Performance You Need. Nothing You Dont. All at Your Fingertips.
The new Intel 915 chipset enables powerful, next-generation technologies: PCI-Express: Next Generation Serial I/O and Graphics Bus DDR2: Next Generation 400/533MHz dual channel shared memory6 Fast FSB (Front Side Bus): 533MHz
Designed to Withstand the Toughest Conditions
Tough Tri-Metal design includes magnesium alloy frame and LCD cover Sealed and stiffened keyboard to protect internal components and circuitry Strike Zone shock absorber helps protects the hard drive and your data, whether the system is on or off Dells torture testing ensures that our notebooks have already been subjected to conditions worse than they will likely encounter in everyday use
Connect - Anytime, Anywhere
Integrated Communications in every system Wireless LAN, WAN, Gigabit3 Ethernet, and Modem available
The Security You Expect for the Things You Don't
Physical security via steel reinforced security slot Strict industry-compliant wireless solutions Integrated Smart Card providing low cost, standards-based user authentication security Optional trusted Platform Module (TPM 1.1) for storing and generating on board encryption keys
Work When, Where and How You Want To
Dell ExpressCharge recharges your batteries in about an hour Undock & Go provides a seamless transition to wireless networking
Designed for mobile professionals, Dells Latitude D-Family notebooks deliver the perfect blend of quality, usability and long term value, backed by Dells award-winning service and support. The Latitude line is designed to last and to make deployment and management simple by avoiding unnecessary image and platform changes.
*D610 starting weights shown are as follows: 4.67lbs/2.12kg with 4-cell battery and travel module; Weights vary depending on configurations and manufacturing variability.

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SYSTEM Processor Type.Intel Pentium M Processor 730 (1.6 GHz), 750 (1.86 GHz) & 760 (2.0 GHz) Processor Features.Min: Processor 730 (1.6 GHz) 2MB L2 cache, 533MHz front side bus Max: Processor 760 (2.0GHz) 2MB L2 cache, 533MHz front side bus Operating Systems.Microsoft Windows XP Pro SP2, XP Home SP2 and 2000 (via Downgrade Option) Dell recommends Microsoft Windows XP Chipset.915GM or 915PM Memory.Min: 256MB DDR2; 400MHz or 533MHz Max: 2GB DDR2; 533MHz Displays.14.1" XGA (1024 x 768) or SXGA+ (1400 X 1050) External Display.Max: Supports up to UXGA (1600x1200) resolution Graphics.Choice of Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 (up to 128MB shared) or ATI Mobility RADEON X300 with 64MB DDR memory Hard Drives.30GB, 40GB, 60GB, 80GB Keyboard.87-Key US; 88-Key Europe; 91-Key Japan; Key travel - 2.7mm; Key spacing 19.05mm;Sealed Keyboard Design Pointing Device.Touch Pad - PS/2 Compatible; Track Stick - PS/2 Compatible Audio.Audio Type - AC97 (Soft Audio); Integrated Speaker Dimensions.34.3 mm/1.35(h) x 312 mm/12.28 (w) x 262.2 mm/ 10.32 (d) Weight.Starting at 4.67lbs/2.12kg with 4-cell battery and travel module Power Supply.65 Watt or 90 Watt AC adapter with cord wrapping Batteries.Primary 6-cell (53WHr) Smart Lithium-Ion with external battery gauge & ExpressCharge Primary 4-cell (32WHr) Smart Lithium-Ion with external battery gauge & ExpressCharge Secondary 6-cell/48 WHr Smart Li-Polymer battery featuring ExpressCharge Wired.56K1 v.92 Internal Modem; 10/100/1000 Gigabit2 Ethernet LAN Wireless - WLAN.Intel Pro Wireless 2200 802.11b/g and Intel Pro Wireless 2915 802.11a/b/g Dell Wireless 1350 802.11b/g and Dell Wireless 1450 802.11a/b/g." Wireless - WWAN.Sony Ericsson GC83 Tri-Band EDGE PC Card (optional) [Cingular Service] Wireless - WPAN.Dell Wireless 350 Bluetooth Internal Card (optional) Access Point.Dell TrueMobile 1170 (optional) - SNMP and Remote Management; Wi-Fi compatible Broadband Router.Dell TrueMobile 2300 Broadband Router- IEEE 802.11b compliant; WECA Wi-Fi compliant PC Card.One Type I or Type II I/O Ports.Serial, parallel, docking connector, 4 USB, S-Video out, VGA, headphone/speaker out, infrared port, RJ-11, RJ-45, AC power Docking.D/Port , D/Dock, D/View or Monitor Stand (optional) Modular Options.24X CD-ROM (Standard), 24X CD-RW/DVD-ROM3; 8X DVD; 8X DVD+/-RW; USB Floppy Disk Drive; 40GB Second Hard Drive USB Memory Keys.64MB, 128MB and 256MB4 USB Memory Keys (optional) Physical Security.Cable Lock Slot (Steel Re-inforced for securing system, hard drive and docking solution) Media Module and Hard Drive locks User & System Security.Integrated Smart Card Reader & optional Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Software: Primary System Password, Hard Drive Password; Administrator Password Network Security.802.11 WiFi Protected Access (WPA), Virtual Private Networks (VPN) and 802.1x with EAP modes Dell OpenManage.Dell OpenManage helps reduce the total cost of ownership by enabling IT managers to manage and support networked systems remotely. For more information, visit www.dell.com/openmanage Accessories.Latitude Carrying Cases , External USB keyboard & mice, External CRT & Flat Panels Service & Support.3 Years Next Business Day On-site Service5

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MANAGEABILTY ACCESSORIES SERVICE & SUPPORT
1. Download speeds are limited to 53Kbps. Upload speeds are less (about 30Kbps). Speeds can vary by line condition and modem manufacturer. Analog phone line and service required. 2. This term indicates compliance with IEEE standard 802.3ab for Gigabit Ethernet, and does not connote actual operating speed of 1 Gb/sec. For high speed transmission, connection to a Gigabit Ethernet server and network infrastructure is required. For high speed transmission, connection to a Gigabit Ethernet server and network infrastructure is required. 3. Discs burned with this drive may not be compatible with some existing drives and players; using DVD+R media provides maximum compatibility. 4. For memory keys, 1MB = 1 million bytes. 5. Program may be provided by third party. Availability limited. Other conditions apply. See www.dell.com/us/en/gen/services/service_service_plans.htm for current list of eligible systems and selected countries. External devices excluded; availability of specific parts varies in each country. Dell, the Dell logo, Dell Latitude and TrueMobile are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Dell, Inc. Intel, Intel inside logo and Pentium are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation. Microsoft, Windows and Windows NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Other trademarks and trade names are used to identify the entities claiming the marks and names of their products. Dell, Inc. disclaims any proprietary interest in trademarks and trade names other than its own. Copyright 2004 Dell, Inc. All rights reserved. SS_LAT_D610_110204

DELL LATITUDE LAPTOPS & MICROSOFT WINDOWS 7: BETTER TOGETHER
At Dell, were focused on helping our customers get the most out of their IT investments. Thats
why we commissioned Principled Technologies, a third party test group, to test how Dell Latitude laptops running Microsoft Windows 7 can improve system performance, increase user efficiency and help reduce overall operating expenses. To exemplify this we tested nearly all of our Latitude laptops, running Microsoft Windows 7, against the older Latitude D610 and D620, both running Microsoft Windows XP, and below are highlights of the results: Up to 120% Better Performance New Latitude laptops running the Windows 7 operating system performed up to 120% better than the D610 and up to 68% better than the D620 in SYSmark 2007 Preview test which measures overall system performance. Almost Four Additional Hours of Battery Life Based on MobileMark 2007 testing, new Latitude laptops running the Windows 7 operating system with 6-cell batteries can provide up to 132% (over four hours) longer battery life over the D610 with a 6-cell battery, and up to 112% (almost four hours) longer battery life than the D620 with a 6-cell battery. Up to 19% Faster Application Responsiveness Application responsiveness was tested in three ways: opening Microsoft Office 2007 PowerPoint, Excel and Word documents, installing/inserting a USB key and copying files locally. In these tests new Latitude laptops running the Windows 7 operating system were up to 19% faster than the Latitude D610 and up to 13% faster than the Latitude D620. Up to 28% Faster System Responsiveness When testing boot time, time to go in and out of standby/ hibernate and shutdown time a new Latitude laptop running the Windows 7 operating system responds up to 28% faster than the D610 and up to 14% faster than the D620.

TEST REPORT OCTOBER 2009

A performance comparison of current and previous generation Dell Latitude notebook systems Executive summary
Dell Inc. (Dell) commissioned Principled Technologies (PT) to run a set of performance tests on a mix of current and previous generation Intel processor-based Dell Latitude notebook systems. We tested the following current Dell Latitude notebook systems: Dell Latitude E6500 with Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile Processor P8700 Dell Latitude E6400 with Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile Processor P8700 Dell Latitude E5500 with Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile Processor T7250 Dell Latitude E5400 with Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile Processor T7250 Dell Latitude E4300 with Intel Core 2 Duo Processor SP9400 Dell Latitude E4200 with Intel Core 2 Duo Processor SU9600 Dell Latitude XT2 with Intel Core 2 Duo Processor SU9600
We compared performance of Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate (Windows 7), Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate SP2 (Windows Vista), and Windows XP Professional SP3 (Windows XP) on seven current Dell Latitude notebooks and of Windows XP on the following two previous generation Dell Latitude notebooks: Dell Latitude D610 notebook with Intel Pentium M Processor 740 (4-year-old system) Dell Latitude D620 notebook with Intel Core Duo T2400 Processor (3-year-old system)
The current Dell Latitude notebooks running Windows 7 provided up to 120% greater SYSmark Preview 2007 system performance than that of the previous generation Dell Latitude notebooks. (See Figure 1.) The current Dell Latitude notebooks running Windows 7 provided up to 132% longer, or almost 4 hours more, MobileMark 2007 battery life than that of the two previous generation Dell Latitude notebooks. (See Figure 2.) The current Dell Latitude notebooks running Windows 7 provided up to 19% faster application responsiveness than that of the previous generation Dell notebooks. (See Figure 3). The current Dell Latitude notebooks running Windows 7 provided up to 28% faster system responsiveness than that of the previous generation Dell notebooks (See Figure 4.)

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Appendix A provides detailed system configuration information. For the current notebook systems, we installed 32-bit versions of the following operating systems: Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. For the previous generation notebook systems, we installed 32-bit Windows XP. We compared the systems in four categories of tests: performance, battery life, application responsiveness, and system responsiveness. We used SYSmark 2007 Preview v1.06 to test overall system performance and used MobileMark 2007 v1.06 Productivity 2007 to test battery life performance. We used custom hand-timed tests to measure application and system responsiveness. In most instances, we found that current Dell Latitude notebooks running Windows 7 outperform the previous generation Dell Latitude notebooks running Windows XP. Figure 1 shows the SYSmark 2007 Preview performance for both the current Dell Latitude notebooks running Windows 7 and the previous generation Dell Latitude notebooks running Windows XP. Current Dell Latitude notebooks running Windows 7 outperformed the previous generation Dell Latitude D610 by between 61 percent and 120 percent, and outperformed the previous generation Dell Latitude D620 by between 23 percent and 68 percent.

Based on the efficiency analysis in Principled Technologies report the median time gained from a new Dell Latitude laptop running Microsoft Windows 7 is up to 1.4 minutes per day. This may seem like an insignificant amount but when we extrapolate that across a 260 day work year that value adds up to 0.75 work days saved annually. If we assume that 80% of the time saved can be contributed to increased productivity an employee with a base yearly salary of $50k could reduce operating expenses by up to $116 annually. Going one step further, for a business with 100 employees this translates to a potential total savings of over $11k per year. For full test results and methodologies see the complete report posted at:
http://principledtechnologies.com/clients/reports/Dell/Latitude_1009.pdf
Source: Principled Technologies, A Performance Comparison of current and Previous Generation Dell Latitude notebook Systems an October 2009 report commissioned by Dell. Actual performance will vary based on configuration, usage and manufacturing variability.

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