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The Dell Latitude E6420 aims to be your best business buddy, offering various security options and a sturdy shell. Sadly, it doesn't seem to care as much about performance or good looks.
The model we were supplied with contains an Intel Core i3 processor, 4GB of RAM and, for some ridiculous reason, is apparently only available over the phone directly from Dell. The company also told us that this laptop retails for around £900. That seems implausible, though, as the Core i5 and i7 models, which are available as normal through Dell's online store, start at £890 for the base i5 with battery such as Dell Inspiron E1405 Battery , Dell TC023 Battery , Dell XPS M140 Battery , Dell PP19L Battery , dell Inspiron E1705 battery , dell Inspiron 6000 battery (dell 6000 battery ), dell Inspiron 9300 battery , dell Inspiron 9400 battery , dell 310-6321 battery model up to around £1,250 for the base i7 model. We'll treat our review sample as a preview model until more definitive details emerge concerning the laptop's availability.
The E6420 aims to be an all-round business performer. As such, it's going to have to put up with a life on the go as you lug it from conference centre to conference centre, whipping it quickly in and out of that lovely leather bag you got for Christmas.
At 352 by 24 by 324mm, it doesn't exactly qualify as an ultra-portable laptop, though. Nor is it particularly light. Still, it's nowhere near as gargantuan as the mind-blowingly huge Asus NX90, so it will happily make a home in your briefcase. If you're going to carry it around all day, we'd suggest going for a backpack-style case, rather than one you carry in your hand. That should help you out with its 2.4kg weight.