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2008-09-19T00:00:00+01:00

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Dell has launched the Latitude E-Family range of rugged laptops which includes the Latitude E6400 ATG, a 14.1-inch semi-rugged laptop, built and tested to meet military 810F standards for dust, vibration and humidity resistance.

The laptop is made using magnesium alloy, longer-lasting textured paint finishes and robust metal hinges. It has up to 16 hours of battery life and features

Dell Control Point Connection Manager which, the company claims, enables fast and easy wireless connections with support for current and emerging wireless technologies including Wi-Fi, mobile broadband, Bluetooth 2.1, WiMAX and High Performance Wireless-N.

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