Dell Latitude Z600: Thin and Light at 16

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Ang di ko lang ma-gets now is, why is it that i have a sim card slot inside behind the battery bay. Para saan kaya yun.. Hindi naman nakalagay sa specs na 3G sya or what.. I installed WWAN driver din pero di ko rin mapagana nung nilagay ko dun ung simcad na galing sa portable modem ko..

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What’s interesting here is the Latitude ON uses an ARM CPU independent of the Intel CPU which should help prolong the battery life further. Other solutions like the ASUS Expressgate still use the main CPU on the second boot option.

Overall, I think the technology packed in this thing is really impressive and should be made available to mainstream notebooks soon.

so this is the next generation of Adamo? manufactured by Foxconn?

Shux…looks good minus the hefty price. :S

When you receive your replacement device, there will be instructions in the box on how to activate and assemble your device, and how to package your original device for pre-paid return shipment. You will receive a reconditioned base unit that will not include the back, battery or any other removable parts . You will receive your device in (Standard) – up to five business days (no cost), or (Priority) – up to two business days ($12 fee billed to your account). If your device has any data or memory cards, please remove those prior to returning the device. Any charges associated with the exchange process will be applied to your monthly bill. You will also need to save your phone numbers & contacts to the SIM card before placing the SIM card in your replacement device. Any additional data such as emails, texts, pictures, etc. will need to be saved to a memory card or backed up to your computer so they can be uploaded to your replacemecent device. Have you already saved your contacts to your SIM card, or would you like me walk you through how to do this?

Sir Abe,

Thanks for dropping by Whitespace a while ago! Wasn’t able to greet you. Was in awe. Haha! More power!

I thought SSD’s are now cheaper? Too expensive for me.

Wow a whopping $1,999 bucks!