hi,
I am in the market for a new notebook - I have seen and used a Latitude E6410 at a friend's place, but I have never touched the new XPS 14.
I am leaning towards the XPS because of the graphics card, but I'm not sure how the build quality matches up to the Latitude.
Can somebody compare them please ?
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I might be wring, but I'd expect the business lines haveing a better build quality than the consumer stuff.
Additionally, spare parts are often available for longer periods than for the consumer class devices.
Michael -
Tsunade_Hime such bacon. wow
Define build quality? Do you want no keyboard flex, less hinge wiggle.
Yes business models do have better build quality but XPS is a high end consumer model but also business models do have parts readily for longer periods than consumer, but generally Dell has stuff for older models longer than any other manufacturer. -
Im in the same boat. I am picking between an xps or e class latitude. I had a latitute c840 that lasted me all 4 years of school. They both have there draw. The xps speakers are supposed to be amazing and it has aluminum casing. The latitude comes standard with a 3 year warranty which is awesome. I cant decide!
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XPS usually a bit more flashy, E-series Latitude a bit less, but more practical and longer-lasting.
Speakers on the E-series are dramatically improved over the E-series on the 14" laptops.
Every time I've compared the Dell consumer vs. business (Latitude) laptops, the business ones consistently come up as being a better value. I don't think you'll regret coming to the same conclusion as I.
Build quality: Dell XPS vs Latitude E series
Discussion in 'Dell' started by silverbyte, Dec 27, 2010.