The Dell Latitude E6420 gains a new mobility feature which allows users to access the Verizon 4G LTE service. Leaving behind the dependence on Wi-Fi hotspots and USB broadband solutions, the highly mobile device now comes with mobile broadband supporting the latest network technology. The notebook is designed to provide a complete business solution to its users.
With the connectivity option of 4G LTE networks, users can always stay connected to their work with ten times more speed compared to that of 3G services. Being the first notebook to acquire this technology in the series, working with the integrated video, voice and data features is much easier. Also customers can avail the long-life battery option, which provides a usage time of up to twelve hours, advantageous for users on the go.
The laptop comes equipped with a 14†full HD LED display and multi-touch input along with a quad core processor and discreet graphic card options. The device is said to be a perfect match for business users. With the spill-resistant keyboard, the notebook also has a hard-wearing and is MIL-STD 810G tested Tri-Metal design.
The Wireless 5540 mini-card previously offered from the company supported HSPA mobile broadband and now users can order their Latitude E6420 with the 4GLTE support DW5800 mini data card. Compared to the Wireless 5540, the DW5800 is claimed to provide much faster transfer speeds while users can configure their notebook for use of this feature on the Verizon network too. Having a history of collaboration at more than five years, both companies state that their teams work in a joint effort to help deliver the needed mobile connectivity to customers in unconventional work locations.
Dell Latitude E6420 with the Verizon 4G LTE support is available for order on the Dell website. The company has also stated two new laptops namely, E6420 ATG and E6420 XFR to come equipped with this technology by the year end.
