I’m working at BMC Software(Israel branch),
now currently I’m using Dell E6400(laptop from BMC), and I have a macbook pro 13 at home,
There’s no way to compare those two laptops,
If I give a mark I’d give macbook 5 and this Dell 1,
Main problem for me with Latitude series is the track-pad, no one in the whole BMC could use this tiny, hard to use track-pad.DELL you wast your time and money with this track-pads! Hope anyone from DELL listen to this,
USER EXPERIENCE!They keyboard’s keys felt tight and responsive, and the keyboard didn’t flex under our fingers. The optional backlit keyboard($49) is great, and we wish more laptops were available with backlit keyboards. Perhaps to assuage older business laptop users, there’s a ThinkPad-like trackpoint in the middle of the keyboard, along with a traditional three-button trackpoint control set above the regular touch pad(there are also regular left and right mouse buttons below the touch pad). We’re still convinced that trackpoints are a legacy product and about as useful to most people as a serial port, but someone must still be using them if Dell made sure to include it in the redesigned Latitude.