Dell Latitude E6400 (14-inch, 2008) Series

price, performance, durability, battery, design

85% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

performance, price, usability, reliability, durability

portability, sound

83% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

durability, price, usability

83% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

NB: Machine does not pass MIL-STD-810G as stated in video, but MIL-STD-810F.

A powerful, flexible, sturdy and well designed portable all-rounder, the Dell Latitude E6400's design and functionality caters very well to the needs of a wide range of users, be they relatively undemanding users who want something practical and long...

SSD HDD ; Well ruggedised ; Good performance ; Screen

Heavy ; Pricey

If you need your laptop to be protected from the elements then the Dell XFR will suit you well. However, for the general commuter we can't help feel it is overkill. Cool overkill, but still overkill

Great usability ; Impressive build quality ; Powerful performance ; Good range of features

Not the best looking laptop on the market

An attractive spec and feature set make this a great value laptop

With its angular black mittel-Europa executive styling - BMW rather than Lexus - the Latitude E6400 certainly looks the part of a serious business machine. It provides all the connectivity - network and peripheral - you could wish for and decent...

We caught our first glimpse of Dell's new Latitude E-series when we came face to face with its semi-ruggedised E6400 ATG laptop. With a suitably burly build and plenty of carefully focussed business features, it was a promising debut for the range....

It wasn't so long ago that we clapped eyes and hands on Dell's newly-redesigned Vostro range of laptops, designed expressly for the needs of smaller businesses. Now comes the turn of its premium business range, and the launch of Dell's latest Latitude...

Semi-rugged design, touch screen, backlit keyboard, solid-state drive, dual-band 802.11n Wi-Fi, ambient light sensor

Ports aren't dust-proof, no ExpressCard slot, touchpad can't be disabled by a Fn key combination

The ATG should satisfy users who are after a well-performing, semi-rugged notebook, but more demanding users who are looking for a unit to use in a very dusty area might want something that has dust-protected ports and slots as well.

Performance, usability, looks great, excellent screen, chock-full of cool features

Heats up, no ExpressCard slot, may inspire insane jealousy among others

This notebook ticks pretty much every box: style, speed, connectivity (including Gigabit Ethernet, Bluetooth and 802.11a/g/n Wi-Fi) and usability. It packs in plenty of business-friendly features, including a smartcard reader and a fingerprint scanner....