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For Army Use?!?!?



The Latitude ATG is a tough, All Terrain Grade laptop designed for demanding work environments where dust, vibration and moisture are daily facts of life. Fully compatible with the standard Latitude D630, the Latitude ATG boasts a range of innovative features that can protect it from some of the harshest work environments and enhance its usability in demanding conditions. Perfect for industries like construction, manufacturing and oil and gas, as well as public organizations like police forces, the Latitude ATG is designed to put a high-performance business laptop in an incredibly durable and usable package.

Processor Intel Core 2 Duo T7100/7250/7300/ 7500/7700/7800
CPU Speed 1.80/2.00/2.20/2.40/2.60 GHz
Standard/Max RAM 512MB/4096MB shared DDR2 667MHz in two slots
Disk/drive From 5400RPM 60GB 5400RPM to 7200RPM 160GB 1.8"; or shock-mounted 4200RPM 80GB or shockmounted 32GB solid state.
Optical drive CD, DVD, DVD/CDRW, DVDRW in bay
Card slots 1 PC Card I/II (supports 34mm ExpressCard via USB interface through PCMCIA adapter), 1 SmartCard
Display type 500-nit transmissive TFT with glass overlay and anti-reflective coating
Display size/res 14.1-inch/ WXGA (1280 x 800 pixel) wide
Digitizer/pens no
Keyboard/scale Spill-resistant keyboard with overhead illuminator
Housing Magnesium alloy case and LCD back; scratch-resistant paint
Operating Temp unknown (tested to MIL-STD 810F standards)
Humidity Operational 10-90% (tested to MIL-STD 810F 507.4)
Dust Six hours in dust chamber (tested to MIL-STD 810F 510.4 Proc. I)
Altitude 10,000 feet (tested to MIL-STD 810F 500.4 Low Pressure, Proc. I)
Shock 2-ms half-sine pulse, operational up to 142G (tested to MIL-STD 810F standards)
Size (WxHxD) 13.5" x 9.4" x 1.74"
Weight 6.3 lbs.
Power Li-Ion 56 or 85 watt-hour Li-Ion (2nd 48 watt-hour Li-Polymer for media bay available)
Interface RS232, VGA, 4 USB, RJ11, IEEE-1384 FireWire, Gigabit LAN, Fingerprint reader, audio in/out
Wireless 802.11a/g/n, EVDO/EDGE, 3G HSDPA 3.6, CDMA EVDO, Bluetooth 2.0/2.1

Not real sure which CPU I'll get with it, or RAM, but I'll post when I get the notebook

You say it can do games but I don't see the graphics chip it has... but um, maybe I missed it? Also, with my most professional opinion, I'd get as little RAM as possible and as powerful a CPU as you can afford. The mobile core 2 duo's are fantastic on-the-go processors and with the price of RAM on the market right now, by putting that money in the processor instead of the RAM, you'll make things easier on yourself by getting something like 2x2gb of DDR2 667 (200-pin) RAM as a secondary purchase (which shouldn't void the warranty either).

-DarkPacMan77-

I was just looking for that... BTW, I just got a new desktop. Quad core, 3gb ram, 640mb HardDrive, and only 256mb dedicated graphics. I want to know if anyone has a graphics card I can buy (512mb or more). And I'm on a budget.

Oh, DPM, this computer is absolutely free of charge.
I know a lot of people that work at Dell.
It's centered in Round Rock. (Where I live. Ya' know, where the Dell Diamond is and all.)
I don't need to cut back on stuff for price! YAY ME!

HEY crait! Your sig is that ice beat thing from that ski game right?!

The abominable snowman from SkiFree.

Haha nice I used to play that game all the time but it was yeeeears ago. So do you know what the retail cost this laptop would be?

Retail Cost = ~1,200 USD.
My Cost = Free.

Well besides price not being an option, my primary concern was what graphics chip or dedicated card is it running? You said it could be used for games but didn't tell us what the specs for the graphics were.

-DarkPacMan77-

Well, it has a 2.6 GHz Intel® Core® 2 Duo Processor with Vista.
The amount of RAM I have is okay. I'm not too worried about that.
It's all I'll ever need for PC gaming that I do.
Rodent's Revenge, Pocket Tanks, and SkiFree are my major concerns.
It'll run them perfectly.
It'll have bluetooth for using a Sixaxis controller or 360 controller when I get them.
Those will be for Halo and emulators.