Dell D620 Laptop Duo Core with Windows XP

Dell D620 Laptop Duo Core with Windows XP

Product Features

  • Intel Core Duo Processor 1.833GHz
  • 2GB DDR2 RAM
  • 80GB Hard Drive
  • 14.1-Inch Screen, Intel GMA 900
  • Windows XP Professional

3 thoughts on “Dell D620 Laptop Duo Core with Windows XP”

  1. Eagle Vision
    Eagle Vision says:
    August 2, 2013 at 8:20 pm

    Great workhouse computer for business The Dell Latitude line of notebooks are well built business machines. The Latitudes and XPS lines are a tier higher than the entry-level Inspiron Series.The case is constructed of metal with plastic trim along the LCD monitor. There are 4 USB ports which allow for a variety of peripherals to be attached such as portable hard drives. There is a headphone and microphone jack and an outlet for a monitor. The keyboard is comfortable to the touch. In addition to the mousepad, there is a pointing stick with 2 buttons below the space key, allowing for either to control the cursor. The ‘spill proof’ keyboard is one of the biggest assets (I have only spilled a drink on it once, where I just wiped off the keyboard without a problem in function).The WIFI capabilities is reliable and easy to set up. The hard drive is quiet, as is the optical drive. The strike zone hard drive is resistant to light drops.Performance of the notebook is excellent with the Dual Core processors. This notebook easily handles virus scanning, working on a MS Office document, internet browser and listening to music without any problem. The integrated graphics allows for basic games like Tiger Woods Golf, Mafia, NHL Hockey, the Godfather, for example.Battery life is very good for the 6 cell (about 4 hours).One of the greatest attractions that I have for this line of notebooks is the lack of ‘bloatware’ – unnecessary programs that are installed into your computer (trial programs, multiple internet service providers, advertisements, etc).Overall, with a spill resistant keyboard and drop zone hard drive, this notebook will take the daily knocks of the regular commuter. This is no Panasonic Toughbook but it will survive your daily use.VERDICTHighly recommend this notebook.

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  2. M. DiStasio "Hack"
    M. DiStasio "Hack" says:
    August 2, 2013 at 8:37 pm

    Bargain Notebook I purchased the D620 for my daughter in college when her 2 yr old HP notebook died due to an overheating problem (long story). After verifying that the D620 worked properly by connecting to the internet and installing XP SP 3, I moved over one of the RAM chips (for a total of 1.5 GB) and the harddrive from the HP. I then installed Windows 7 and recovered her data files (I didn’t really expect a college student to use the flash drives that I gave her for backups). Finally, I installed software including Office 7. Throughout the process the D620 performed flawlessly. I tested it by running DVDs, Office apps and videos over the internet (after I set up a wireless connection). This is one fine notebook, very fast and with a good display. Its only “short comings” are obvious from the specs, i.e., no web cam, no media slots and no DVD burner. But these are clearly minor issues given the price.

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  3. nan
    nan says:
    August 2, 2013 at 9:00 pm

    glad I did this I didn’t have a lot of money to spend on a computer and all of the chain stores that I had gone into to buy a computer did not have the service or the selection that I wanted. I was hesitant to purchase a computer “on-line” but now I am glad that I did. The computer was exactly what I wanted (Amazon gives you more information up front on what you are purchasing than any other place that I had tried), and I received it within two days. I have not had one problem or complaint. Well done.

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