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The Latitude™ D620 is positioned as Latitude's mainstream
thin and light D-Family product, designed for workers who
frequently travel and value mainstream performance with full-
size 14.1" displays and integrated optical drives. It targets large
corporate accounts with a strong focus on manageability, cost
of ownership, security, and integrated communications
delivered in a notebook with a high level of quality, fit, and
finish.
The D620 replaces the D610 as Latitude's mainstream thin and
light corporate notebook. It is a 2-spindle design optimized
around a wide-aspect 14.1" display. The D620 delivers
mainstream performance with the Intel® Napa architecture, the
new Latitude Laminar design language, and integrated
wireless communications (including support for integrated
configurable cellular WAN), all at a lower weight than the D610
with an optimized profile height associated with the wide-
aspect display. Cost for the D620 is managed with the goal of
cost-point replacement to the D610.
The Latitude brand promise is maintained by offering managed
transitions, system manageability, and essential commonality
with the Latitude D-Family. The D620 is compatible with the D-Family docking, AC adapters, and D-Family media modules
and peripherals. This system supports key D-Family features such as smart card technology, TPM, gigabit Ethernet, mini
card slots, and dual-pointing devices.
These are some of the goals considered in the Latitude D620's development:
Delivery of Intel's Napa architecture (features/performance)
D-Family commonality
Size and weight
Battery life
Cost
RoHS compliance
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