Dell Latitude 7330 Rugged Extreme review: How laptops used to be
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- čas přidán 20. 04. 2022
- It won't win any beauty contests, but the Dell Latitude 7330 Rugged Extreme is still charming nonetheless.
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9,500 USD? I would love to see how Dell can break down their logic for pricing this device.
If you want to look like a Hacker while working in public ,you should get one of these! 😅
I don’t have to look like one, I use Linux. 😂
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Love the design of these rugged laptops beautifull design. Oh and its hella rugged.
Where is the review? You read the specs other than the stylus doesn’t come out, which is an awful design
How is the precision trackpad or ambient light sensor?
I can tell the stylus comes out just fine. But first Time it resisted yes. It's a passive stylus so you have to knock the screen. Let's see how it will resist with time. Trackpad is bad. Plastic made small and jumpy. Never tried with gloves on though. The screen is exceptional if you forget about light bleeding (which plague many ISP screens) But for outdoor usage this is a blast. Autonomy with two batteries seems to be in range with what's announced around 25 hours but don't expect that with full brightness on. It's a war machine. Not for everyone as the suspicious look of some Starbucks clients proved me when i've put this beast on my table next to a non rugged and delicate macchiato. Like putting a bull in a china shop.
What do you mean by knocking the screen? I've also searched whether it has a palm rejection, therefore I couldn't find the answer. Could you elaborate if this device has one? Thank you in advance.
@@arichi8936 well it's called resistive screen for a reason. You need to apply your stylus on the screen while on your modern phones and tablets the touch can be more softer. But it has its tactical reason. This computer is a tank. You can use the touch screen with your gloves i guess. Even i never tried that. The touchpad is still a nightmare. But the rest is above suspicion. GPS 5g everything works wonderfully. I suggest to have two batteries using the two slots.
@@0sirisREx Alright then, thank you for clarofying that!
Can I play games with that?
Most likely - with latest CPU it could run something like CS:GO on Low or Medium settings in 60 FPS I think.. But that's just my guess