Our last batch of laptops we ordered at work were all 7440’s. They are really nice, light weight, built pretty tough. The users love them.
These are about 2/3 of the price we paid for them. Good deals.
Don’t forget to compare prices with the Dell Outlet. They often have these same models plus “scratch n dents” for dirt cheap vs how much they still cost brand new. And Dell still fully warranties any of their Outlet deals.
“14” HD anti-glare LED-backlit display with 1366 x 768 resolution showcases movies and games in stunning clarity"
Not. Nobody will be “stunned” by 1366 x 768. 2560 x 1600 is the minimum to claim “stunning” but really it should be 4K. That statement would be most accurate if it said “Meets the bare-minimum for modern laptops.”
I use a E6530 for work, and it’s a great machine. If it’s in your means, I suggest downloading all drivers from Dell, wiping and installing a fresh Windows copy, then install drivers. Maybe save your old Dell image.
Just switched from a Dell to an HP laptop at work about a month ago. I preferred the arrow key layout on the dell - the HP squeezes up and down into 1 key’s height, I am not used to it yet. But my Dell was freezing up a lot, apparently happened a lot with the particular model I had (M-series).
This is the deal of the year. Noting on Dell even the outlet has the specs and price. Remember folks this is new with a three year Dell warranty. I am not trying to hype Dell as on their own site is 2plus grand. Woot you doing it baby. Sorry I am not in the market.
Does HP or Dell still make any laptop model that has a decent keyboard with tapered keycaps?
Lenovo switched over to cheap chicklet keys a rev or two ago, and I see these Apple-me-too-style keys on the Elitebooks as well. I gave the new tpad chicklet keyboard a year, and still bites the gnat’s hindquarters. I want a better option. Is there hope?
The only non 768p screen I see that is interesting is the Thinkpad T430S with a 900p screen, that is probably what I would go with for a good solid laptop.