Written by • March 15, 2011• 1:57 am• Hardware, Microsoft, Windows • 2 Comments

Dell Latitude E6520, E6420 & XT3

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Dell Latitude E6520I am thinking about buying a new notebook with Intels new processor generation Sandy Bridge. As I work more and more with Windows systems and also do presentations about our Microsoft Solutions, a MacBook Pro isn’t really a option. I also had a look at  the new HP EliteBooks but I don’t really like the new desgin.

So I checked what Dell has to offer and voila. I really like the desgin of the new Dell Latitude E-Series.


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2 Replies to “Dell Latitude E6520, E6420 & XT3”

  1. Istvan Szonyi says:
    May 18, 2011 at 12:48 am

    Hi,

    I also want to buy a new notebook, my dilemma is within dell latitude e 6520 and Sony VAIO VPCSB1A9E. The dell has an 15.6″ monitor and the vaio has an 13.3″ . I will use the laptop for software and hardware developing under windows&ubuntu . I don’t know which is the better…Any idea?

    Reply

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