Dell Latitude E5470 14-Inch Laptop (Intel Core-i5-6300U upto 3.0 GHz, 8 GB RAM

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Despite having a mostly plastic body, the Latitude E5470 is built like a small, plastic tank. The body doesn’t flex, or give in any troubling way, and it would absolutely survive several years of being hauled in and out of a messenger bag, facing the rigors of daily use. In comparison, all tested devices range from 0.2 (minimum) to 636 (maximum) ms. » 93% of all devices are better. The Latitude E5470's 1920 x 1080-pixel display is more vibrant and colorful than competing business laptops. You can also spec either one just beyond the Latitude, and come in at about the same price with a handful of premium features, including one of the most attractive chassis on the market today, and the latest 7th-generation Intel Core processors.

The following article provides a visual guide to your E5470 Latitude Computer and lists the external ports and features of your PC.Our test unit of the E5470 has a four-cell, 62-watt-hour battery, which means you'll get even less battery life from the notebook's default three-cell, 47-Wh battery. Enhanced design: Structure-enhanced carbon fiber reinforced polymer cover, spill-resistant keyboard and optional touch-screen display

Lenovo's ThinkPad T450s (which is about to be replaced by the upcoming T460s) offers longer battery life, a better keyboard and a cooler-running chassis. However, if you want a lightweight, 14-inch business laptop with a colorful display and strong performance, the Dell Latitude E5470 is a very strong choice. The E5470's 256GB SSD drive copied 4.97GB of multimedia files in a speedy 34 seconds -- a rate of 150.79 MBps. That's faster than the 256GB SSD drives on the EliteBook, ThinkPad and the average thin-and-light notebook (118.58 MBps).Advanced features, like industry-leading M.2 SATA and M.2 PCIe/NVME solid state drives, provide data transfer speeds up to 4x faster over traditional hard drivers. The Latitude E5470 isn’t going to win any industrial design awards, but it has a certain quiet elegance. According to our light meter, the E5470's display emits up to 278 nits of brightness, which outshines the ThinkPad (236 nits), Tecra (265 nits) and average thin-and-light notebook (243 nits). The EliteBook (317 nits) manages to get even brighter. The E5470 also benefits from wide viewing angles. When I moved 75 degrees to the left or right, the display maintained quality color and crisp details.