Dell Latitude D610 Centrino Laptop 1.6ghz 512mb 40gb Wifi Xp Pro 14″ Lcd Laptop
Dec 10, 2009 in
Computers & Software
- 2.0 GHZ CPU Centrino (clocks at P4 3.0 Speed)WIFI
- Memory: 1 GB Ram
- 40 GB Hard Drive
- CD Burner/ DVD Combo
- WIFI Enabled
Product Description
Dell Latitude D610 Notebook PC – Intel Centrino 2.0GHz, Genuine Windows XP Professional, 1 GB DDR2, 40GB HDD, DVD/CDRW Combo, 802.11b/g Wireless, 14″ XGA/ Office/Antivirus/Nero/ (30 DAY WARRANTY) Turn on & GO… More >>
Dell Latitude D610 Centrino Laptop 1.6ghz 512mb 40gb Wifi Xp Pro 14″ Lcd Laptop
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2 comments
R on December 10, 2009 at 2:33 am
I bought one of these laptops two months ago. It has been working just fine. Today Microsoft told me that the license is not valid. It has a valid certificate of authenticity on the back but does not have a second “refurbished” CoA. When I look at the internal System Properties/General tab it says “XP Corporate” which means it was covered under a volume/site license which can not be transferred or sold. I will probably have to buy a fresh copy of XP ($150) and re-install.
Before I made the order I checked to see that the advertisement specified “Genuine Windows XP”. I also checked the CoA when it arrived. When the Microsoft updater offered to run “Genuine Advantage” to check the authenticity I confidently thought “sure, go right ahead.” Now every time I restart I get a big message that says I am a victim of software piracy. I expect the operating system will eventually simply stop running.
A-Tom on December 10, 2009 at 4:02 am
It has served me well the few weeks I have had it now. The wi-fi is keeping me connected as I’m typing this from a hotel room. The processor is nice and fast. There are four high-speed USB connections. The unit is solidly built (perhaps a mite heavy).
My only criticisms are as follows:
The screen resolution doesn’t look quite as sharp as on my desktop monitor. I’d say, maybe 85% as sharp, so it’s usually barely noticeable. The other thing is that the soundcard doesn’t have all the mixer capabilities you might expect to find in a desktop. I don’t know if this is common in laptops and I sort of stumbled upon the issue. But I got around it by purchasing an external mixer from the Guitar Center.
I initially intended it only as a travel companion but have since begun using it in my recording studio (with Cakewalk Music Creator). Oh, and to play SimCity (which doesn’t work on Vista!) All in all, I am quite satisfied with it.
The seller shipped it out immediately and it arrived by FedEx or UPS (I forget which) in a matter of days (two or three, as I recall — it was quick).