Remanufactured Dell Latitude C610 Notebook (1.2Ghz Pentium III, 256MB RAM, 20GB Hard Drive, CD/DVD)

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As others have already said, these Lattitudes are far superior to the Inspirion line. These are Business Class machines made to perform for a long while with solid construction and reliable hardware. I prefer my C610 to my Sony Vaio, at least for an...

I have owned my C610 for two years. I bought it used. I own a web hosting business. Needless to say, I am ALWAYS online (in the car, in road side rest areas, airports, home, office, etc) and I am contantly using the C610 to program and test. I highly...

Ok, the price may seem a bit on the high side here. But let me give the insight of a person who has had the Latitude c600 series, Inspiron 5150, Latitude D810, and Inspiron 9300-- the c600 is a tough computer, reliable, and (memory allowing) powerful....

I've owned "new" inspirons that I paid twice as much as for this latitude..Hands down the Latitude is simply a better machine even if it it reconditioned. The latitude is more consistent, sturdier and holds power longer. I was so disappointed by my...

I purchased one like this at another site at the same time my daughter purchased a new Inspirion 600M in Fall 2005. She paid about $1800 [including about $300 for maximum warranty]. 80 gig hdd, Combo DVD Rom/CD +/- R/W, 512 megs memory, 56k modem,...

"But now and then he'll do something wonderful!" is a lyric from a love song in The King and I, musical and movie. A computer is rarely beloved; I have had a number of painful experiences with computers, over the last twenty years. I've felt betrayed,...