Dell Latitude 3440

good display considering the built-in TN panel; relatively stable viewing angles; solid, well-built case; comfortably quiet fan; tireless; successful input devices (after some getting used to it)

somewhat thick and heavy; keyboard layout requires some getting used to; no HDMI; no SD card slot

The very solid and well-made case can be had (in less well-equipped versions) for under 500 Euros (~$685).

The Latitude 3440 is designed for work rather than play, and that means its talents lie in certain keys areas: the Haswell processor delivers reasonable application and games performance and excellent battery life, and the keyboard and touchpad are...

Amazing value for money Simple but really good business/work laptop

Struggling to start after sleeping (sometimes) No back lit keyboard

Amazing value for money ; Simple but really good business/work laptop

Struggling to start after sleeping (sometimes) ; No back lit keyboard

Good price - does the business.

Good price - does the business

Very fast, good battery life

I've only had it out of the box for 24 hours so too early to review really, but like the style, keyboard, Windows 7, plain screen (last HP had loads of HP junk pre-loaded).

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I've only had it out of the box for 24 hours so too early to review really, but like the style, keyboard, Windows 7, plain screen (last HP had loads of HP junk pre-loaded)

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