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From: "Zachary Beard" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 04:57:10 +0300

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The power port is a reassuring 6mm jack, not some proprietary monstrosity and should be easily replaceable if push comes to shove. Next, at 3 O'clock, is the fan vent and BOY does this kick out some heat! Expect to toast any cables routed from the ports to behind your screen, not to mention your mouse-hand if you're right handed. There's comments on the board about the fan being noisy. Sheesh, you guys are picky, the air conditioning in my office totally drowns this out - it's gentle whispering noise not a whining motor and it's under power management control. Tweak it! 

The D420 comes standard with a 12.1" WXGA wide-aspect display with a resolution of 1280x800. While some may still prefer a standard-aspect display, widescreen offers better multimedia uses as well as reduced physical dimensions. In terms of the screen's resolution, certain individuals (myself included) may find that the on-screen text may be too small at times, but once again this is a necessary tradeoff for improved portability. My best suggestion is to look at other 12.1" models at a local store to determine if the screen is suitable for your particular needs.
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that it'll be when we really learn to fly?
I agree that build wise the D420 is a real winner.  I'm totally impressed by the overall sturdiness of this laptop.  The magnesium alloy casing is very rigid and protects the notebook well. Dell has certified this laptop as "Road Ready".  Which means it has gone through various testing requirements as set by Dell.  Over 300 D420 prototypes were (unfortunately) destroyed during testing to ensure that the end product stood up to thousands of hinge and latch cyclings, button pushes and unintended twists and torques you'll give this machine over its lifetime of use.