Subject: News, never-shaken

From: "Gilbert Enriquez" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2006 17:54:15 +0480

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away. Earth had been a place where he had learned much, of course, but the
 Physics Calculation and 3D	159.19 FPS	92.38 FPS

Compared to the ThinkPad X60s ultraportable that adopted a 2.5" 5400RPM hard drive, you can see the D420 doesn't keep up.
As long as we are on the topic of build quality and design this laptop with a few exceptions (more on that later) is very nice.  The screen is amazing, even in direct sunlight it is still relatively easy to see clearly and continue working.  The case is built out of some sort of alloy making it very rigid and I can tell it will wear very well.  There is next to no screen flex, you have to push on the back of the display with a good amount of force to see any distortions.

If I were meant to fly at speed, I'd have a falcon's short wings, and live
The Dell Latitude D420 is a 12.1" ultra-portable notebook designed to succeed both the Latitude X1 and the Latitude D410. In an effort to simplify its ultramobile product line, Dell has merged several traits from each of these two retired models to create the new D420. Specifically, the D420 adopts the X1's wide-aspect screen and ultra-low voltage processor while maintaining the D410's aesthetic appeal and full-sized keyboard. In addition, the D420 continues Dell's trend of not including an internal optical drive, although external options are once again available.