Despite being released in 2008, when most people were still running Windows XP on Pentium 4 desktops, the Dell E6500 hit the scene. Aimed at the business market, durability, reliability, and accessibility were all major selling points that weren't overlooked during the design stage. In spite of its age, the Dell Latitude E6500 can accomplish almost anything asked of it. Throw in an SSD and some much needed ram and you'll have a machine ready to last another decade.
Options of expansion abound by way of an Express Card, PC Card, SD Card, Firewire, E-Sata, Display Port, and an optional docking base.
Windows 7, 8, or 10 all can be readily installed and operated comfortably. With a ram ceiling of 8GB, it'll be quite some time before you'll ever need or want more. And unlike glossy screens, you'll remain productive even when taking the laptop outdoors thanks to its matte display. Moreover, you won't find any glossy plastic on the E6500; businesses would never tolerate such foolishness.
Addendum: For some reason I repeatedly described the textured surfaces of the laptop as "texturized." Please accept my apologies.
13 окт 2024
