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RE: Laptop Considerations
From: Joe Smith <joey () joesmith net>
Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 14:14:23 +0000 (GMT)
On Mon, 13 Dec 2004, Kris Wingard wrote:
I highly recommend the Latitude D600. I work for a consulting company, and all of our engineers use that model. You're right about the ports, it is so crucial to have parallel/serial/USB in this line of work, and the latitude comes standard with all of them. The built-in wireless
I like the USB wireless adapters. They have a short cable on them that allows you to position the adapter/antenna in a hotter signal zone, like on the dash or on a window sill in a cafe. You can also play with antenna polarization to get better signal. I have even added a 3 ft. usb extension and cable tied the adapter to the luggage rack to get really good signal for drive around surveying. (ok wardriving) Also if you get a Dell, be sure and locate that little fan control widget on the internet, it monitors temperature and you can manually turn the fans on, low or high speed, 1 or both fans. (if a dual fan model)
Current thread:
- RE: Laptop Considerations Munoz, Hector (Dec 13)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Laptop Considerations Kris Wingard (Dec 13)
- RE: Laptop Considerations GDreelin (Dec 13)
- RE: Laptop Considerations Joe Smith (Dec 14)
- RE: Laptop Considerations Jaysen E. Sweeting (Dec 13)
- RE: Laptop Considerations Ghaith Nasrawi (Dec 13)
- Re: Laptop Considerations Chris Meidinger (Dec 13)
- RE: [in] RE: Laptop Considerations Curt Purdy (Dec 13)
- RE: Laptop Considerations Gary E. Miller (Dec 13)
- RE: Laptop Considerations Michael (Dec 14)
- RE: Laptop Considerations Henry Bauer (Dec 14)
- RE: Laptop Considerations Todd Towles (Dec 13)
- Re: Laptop Considerations Steve Hall (Dec 13)
- RE: Laptop Considerations Jim Bastos (Dec 13)
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