Dell Latitude - E6400 Quickset

But for the purist? For the person who wants the E6400 to feel authentic —with that retro Dell blue pop-up bar sliding across the top of the screen when you change volume?

If you own a , you own a piece of laptop history. Built like a tank, sporting a gorgeous 16:10 LED display (if you got the upgraded model), and featuring the legendary Dell trackpoint nub, this 2008-era workhorse refuses to die. Dell Latitude E6400 Quickset

It reduces bloat (it uses less than 10MB of RAM) and fixes the one thing that makes vintage laptops unusable: the tactile feedback of dedicated hardware controls. The Dell Latitude E6400 is still a fantastic machine for writing, retro-gaming (SimCity 4 runs beautifully), or running as a Linux test bench. But if you're keeping Windows on it, don't let broken hotkeys ruin the experience. But for the purist