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引言第二段 :
The E-Series competes with the Lenovo X301 and the Sony Z laptops in the same price
range.
Almost all internal laptop components are drawn from the same manufacturers. In theory, one
could price a laptop with a similar configuration for almost $1,000 less (Lenovo’s X200). That
$1,000 premium you pay as a business customer is for high quality build, user interface
components and prompt and reliable customer service. As you’ll see in this review, Dell
certainly delivers with its top-rate customer service. Unfortunately, customer service alone is
only part of what makes a good notebook, and the Dell E4300’s user interface devices leaves
something to be desired.
(因為定價關係, 對手是 X301 和 VIAO Z.)
Configuration: (規格)
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo SP9400 (2.40GHz, 1066MHz, 6MB Cache)
Screen: 13.3 inch, WXGA LED Backlit (matte finish)
Memory: 4GB DDR3 1066MHz RAM
Storage: 80GB 7200 RPM HDD
Advertised Weight: 3.3 lbs
(規格省略部份, 詳情請參閱網址.)
Keyboard and Touchpad:
The input devices are arguably the most important components to a premium business
laptop.
Business users spend hours on their laptop, and expect the highest, and most comfortable
experience possible. Here is where Dell falls short of my expectations. The keyboard on the
Dell E4300 is actually a step down from the keyboard on the Latitude D820 in my opinion. The
keys are more textured, but feel lighter, cheaper and less responsive. They are also
noticeably nosier – I’d subjectively put the increase in noise at about 200-300%. Also unlike
the Latitude D-series, there is considerable flex especially in the lower right hand corner of
the keyboard, where Dell has placed the Page Down and Page Up keys above the right and
left arrow keys respectively. This may have disrupted the structural integrity of the keyboard.
The lightness of the keys may also be due to Dell’s integration of the backlight feature on the
keyboard, which I did not purchase. I’ve tried this keyboard out for a week, and still find it
inferior in terms of responsiveness, and obviously noise, to the Latitude D820. The E4300
keyboard is only a few steps above the terrible keyboard on the XPS M1330.
To its credit, Dell has included a blue TrackPoint that is very effective. The precision and
comfort in using the TrackPoint is a considerable improvement over the D-Series TrackPoint
device. With it, there’s no need to ever take your hands off the keyboard to move it down to
the touchpad
(照他的說法, 鍵盤回饋力道稍弱, 打起來噪音稍大. 總體比 M1330 好些! 唔~ 如果是這樣, 那還挺不妙的!
)Heat and Fan Noise:
Heat is always a worry with ultraportable laptops. To combat this, Dell has gone along
with the Intel SP9400 processor that features a lower voltage 25 watt processor, which
means less heat. The E4300’s fan is whisper quite compared to my D820. The metal chassis
does a very good job of absorbing the heat. The fan does a very good job in expelling heat to
the side. The air is noticeably hotter than that from the D820 indicative of excellent heat
removal. Compared to my D820, which gets uncomfortably warm, the E4300 is cool as a
breeze. The palm rests always stay cool, while the temperature of the bottom chassis does
get a little toasty when the processor is stressed.
(他的說法和版上兩位大大相反, 是說微溫, 冏! 有待討論了! 他說為了降低熱產生, 所以用 SP series CPU.
也就是說不是從機構去改善它的散熱嗎?)
Conclusion:
Aesthetically this is the sexiest Dell business laptop yet. Dell’s Customer Service for Small
Business has proven its superb care once again. I tried very hard to love this laptop given my
positive experiences with the Dell D820, and Dell Business Support previously, but ultimately
couldn’t get over the engineering shortcomings for the $2,250 that I paid. The screen is
flawed, the keyboard flexes and is a step down in terms of responsiveness and noise to my
Latitude D-Series notebook. When the user interface experience and performance is
comparable to the XPS M1330 or the Lenovo U330, it’s hard to justify a $1,000 premium over
those laptops. I wrote this whole review on the Dell E4300. It’s not a bad notebook. If the
Dell E4300 lived in its own universe, it would be a solid notebook. But unfortunately
competition exists, and its premium pricing is awfully high.
(作者總結, E4300 CP 值稍低.
)Pros :
Good Battery Life of 5-6 Hours
Superior Customer Service
Superior Build Quality and Durability
Good, Snappy Performance
Relatively Cool and Quiet
Cons:
Poor Screen Quality Compared to Competitors (See Sony Z and X301)
Unresponsive, Noisy Keyboard a Step Down from the Latitude D-Series
Expensive
Poor Audio Quality
謝先生 wrote:
他量的重量僅有1.67 我量到1780克...(恕刪)
1780 - 1670 = 110 g 會不會是誤差範圍之內! 還是有多什麼配件? 另, E4300 的變壓器很大嗎?
給沒看過的大大們參考, 大家一起討論討論! 在下擷取我較感興趣的部份!
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要狠狠地鼓励您的用功。
希望您再狠狠的努力。
这样，
可以省却我们这些NB菜鸟帮的很多心思。
Go Mr. Zhang!
作者規格 :
SP9300 , 4G , 80G5400轉 , 光碟機 , 6 cell , .... ( 詳情請看連結文 , 他有列他的報價單吧.)
重量 :
First some quick figures. On my kitchen scales the e4300 with the 6 cell battery weighs about
1.8kg (4lbs). The charger and power cord weigh another 500 grams (1lb) making for a total
travel weight (notebook + 6 cell battery + charger) of about 2.3 kgs (roughly 5 lbs).
(機+ 6 cell = 1.8 kg ; 機+ 6cell + charger = 2.3 kg)
散熱
Heat wise the notebook gets a little warm under the chassis top left near the air vent where
the cpu is located but was still comfortable enough to place on my lap while wearing jeans.
(作者說左邊靠 CPU 部分偏高, 但整體能接受. 但全篇討論中, 也有人反映溫度過高問題!)
電池
The battery meter claims over 6 hours when fully charged but I've gotten nearer 5 with wifi
and some web browsing - will do more formal tests later.
(基本可以有 5 小時以上使用時間. 但我們不知它其他使用環境, 參考價值有待商榷了!
)觸控板
In general use the touchpad becomes intermittingly laggy
鍵盤部分, 全討論串有大部份人說比不上 D series , 但也有人說不差!
螢幕解析度....問題也有討論, 但在下不太了解這部份, 有請大大們分析了!
風扇噪音部份作者也有反應!
組裝部份確實是有小瑕疵s, 但看人接受度! 老美似乎不太在意比較多!
全文最後有上幾張圖! (可我看不到就是.)
yuanlicun wrote:
如何不见mobielplayer前辈。
好想呀。
yuanlicun 兄, 您就把他找出來吧!
他好像很久沒上 01 了. 看他最後上線時間已經是蠻久之前了吧!
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