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# Intel Core 2 Duo 2.27 GHz 80 GB HDD + 2 GB DDR2 RAM Built-in Wi-Fi 802.11n Dell Latitude E6400 Laptop - Windows Professional

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## Summary

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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Seamless Connectivity:** Stay connected effortlessly with built-in Wi-Fi and multiple USB & HDMI ports.
- • **Compact & Durable Design:** Lightweight 5.1 lbs chassis with a matte 14.1-inch display, perfect for on-the-go professionals.
- • **Essential Storage & Memory:** 80 GB HDD paired with 2 GB DDR2 RAM for everyday multitasking and file management.
- • **Business-Ready OS Flexibility:** Comes with Windows Professional, upgradeable to Windows 10 with downgrade rights to Windows 7.
- • **Classic Powerhouse Performance:** Reliable Intel Core 2 Duo processor keeps your workflow smooth and steady.

## Overview

The Dell Latitude E6400 is a robust business laptop featuring an Intel Core 2 Duo 2.27 GHz processor, 2 GB DDR2 RAM, and an 80 GB hard drive. It offers built-in Wi-Fi 802.11n connectivity and runs Windows Professional with options for Windows 7 or 10. Designed for professionals seeking dependable performance in a compact 14.1-inch matte display form factor, it supports multiple USB and HDMI ports for versatile connectivity.

## Description

Dell Latitude E6400 2.26 GHZ, 2GB RAM, 80GB HD, DVD Rom, Windows Professional 32Bit. Microsoft is discontinuing offering Windows 7; this product will be installed with either Windows 7 or Windows 10. Microsoft license terms for Windows 10 will include the downgrade rights to Windows 7.

Review: Dell Latitude E6400 Laptop Is A Real Workhorse, But Needs More Ventilation Clearance Underneath! (... a quick fix, though) - I purchased my used Dell Latitude E6400 Laptop on desertcart.com, after my trusty old WinBook J1 laptop (Windows XP) died after 12 years of hard use (don't laugh, I'm still grieving). In my search, I opted for a Dell Latitude E6400, with Windows XP installed, although the native operating system was originally Windows Vista. As laptops these days no longer come with bundled software, it made sense to go for a seamless transition with all of my tried-and-proven applications. And, as I always knew, Windows XP will still do everything I need it to do, especially on a laptop designed for the newer, and more resource-hogging, operating systems: I can play high-resolution movies, photoshop-type projects, digitally master music files, and blaze through the internet. My Dell Latitude E6400 has Intel Core2 Duo CPU P8400 @ 2.26GHz (smallest available processor for the Dell E6400), 2.0GB RAM, NVIDIA Quadro NVS 160M installed. The first thing I noticed was that the rubber feet under the Dell Latitude E6400 provided only 1/16 inch (= 1.6 mm) clearance between the bottom of the laptop and the table it rested on. This severely restricted the air intake of the internal cooling fan. And some quick math revealed the the 1-3/8 inch (= 35 mm) diameter horizontally-mounted internal fan required about 1/4 inch (= 6 mm) clearance to properly draw in cooling air for the hot running CPU, and even hotter running GPU. And the overheating problem is compounded if the laptop is used on a table cloth. The heat-exhaust vent for the cooling fan is on the left side of the laptop, and measures 2-5/8 x 7/16 inch (= 67 mm x 10 mm) and is quite small, so be sure to not block it with clutter on the tabletop. So, I peeled off the five thin OEM rubber pads from the bottom of the laptop, and replaced them with five 3/4 x 3/4 inch (= 19 x 19 mm) square self-sticking rubber bumpers, purchased from a local hardware store, providing the necessary 1/4 inch (= 6 mm) clearance. My gut feeling is that the engineer(s) who designed this laptop probably specified the same clearance that I changed it to, but was probably overruled by the Dell marketing staff, opting for a sleeker, low profile, and more marketable look. I then Googled the Dell Latitude E6400 and found that overheating was indeed a serious issue with this laptop, sometimes reducing the laptop clock speed down to 20% of rated speed. Yet no one seemed to grasp the lack of proper ventilation clearance issue. Everyone was either sidetracked, or completely mired down, in trying to isolate the overheating problem down to a software or BIOS issue. I've seen similar instances, many times, in the online forums, where everyone tries to isolate a problem with an electronic device, and heads off in the wrong direction without solving it. Even after I post a simple and bench-tested solution (... add an extra AAA battery... or add a heat sink...) the herd still continues off in the wrong direction. The latest Dell BIOS Version: A34 (6/4/2013) seems to properly activate the internal cooling fan, so be sure to download and install it, if your Dell Latitude E6400 laptop is one of the few that still has an older BIOS. Although not mandatory, but just to be safe, I also downloaded, installed, and tested SpeedFan 4.49, a freeware app that monitors and turns the laptop fan on at somewhat lower temperatures, for both the CPU and GPU. After installing, open up SpeedFan, and on the Readings tab, simply check the Automatic fan speed box. Then select the Configure button, the then select the Options tab. In the Tray Bar section, check the start minimized box. And below that, check the Enable DELL support (use this function only on DELL notebooks). And below that, there's an option to select Fahrenheit, instead of the Celsius default. Then click the OK box. But the benefits of SpeedFan 4.49 seem slight, at best, as I see only subtle improvements over the latest Dell BIOS Version: A34, even when a heavy GPU and CPU load test (high-resolution movie + logging on to a busy internet website at the same time). For many, SpeedFan may not be worth the effort. So, to make a long story short, simply download and install the Dell BIOS Version A34 update (if your laptop doesn't already have it), and replace the OEM rubber pads underneath the laptop with off-the-shelf peel-and-stick rubber bumpers, from your local hardware store, to provide 1/4 inch (= 6 mm) clearance for that cooling fan intake, underneath your laptop. For those whose laptop is wired for more performance than mine, may need to install and set up SpeedFan, for more control. I also want to point out that these legacy Dell Latitude E6400 laptops still receive 5-star reviews from the owners. That's powerful testimony, to the rare technological stability one finds these days in electronic products. Like my old WinBook J1, I now expect my "new" used, but easily upgradable Dell Latitude E6400 to provide years of reliable service.
Review: Oldie but goodie - The E6400 I ordered from Blair Technology was listed "Used - Like New". The unit I received was refurbished (according to the tag on the underside) and had a few nicks on the speaker grilles (on either side of the keyboard) that were easily covered up with a Sharpie. There was also a 2"x2" L-shaped smudge inside the screen that disappeared completely when the backlight came on. I rate these as minor flaws considering the price. I immediately installed a Crucial 250GB SSD and 4 GB of Crucial RAM (the E6400 will take 8GB but that seemed like overkill) and was impressed at how fast this seven-year-old laptop still is. I'm not a gamer but I watch streaming sports video from MLB.TV and ESPN and the E6400 handles this like a champ. I also really appreciate having a real keyboard again, instead of the chicklet type that seems to come on most inexpensive laptops. My unit came with a DVD drive, a nice surprise since I was expecting it to come with just a CD drive. A novelty with this laptop that some may appreciate is the number of peripheral formats it supports. If you have any PCMCIA or ExpressCards lying around you can use them again with the E6400. There's also Firewire (IEEE 1394a) in addition to USB 2.0. Another small problem cropped up with the power supply that came with the unit. When running the laptop plugged in my internet connection practically stopped. Turns out the power supply was picking up interference from my new Powerline (internet via electrical wire) network. Swapping the provided PS with an old Dell supply cleared up the problem instantly. The one they give you works OK in most situations but appears to be poorly shielded. All things considered I'm happy with this purchase. Buying refurbished goods is always an adventure, but if you're willing to upgrade and do a little troubleshooting you can have a very serviceable laptop with a real keyboard, that's still quite fast for it's age.

## Features

- Intel Core 2 Duo Processor; 2 GB DDR2 Memory
- 80 GB Hard Drive
- Microsoft Windows Professional 32Bit.
- Microsoft is discontinuing offering Windows 7; this product will be installed with either Windows 7 or Windows 10.
- Built in Wi-Fi

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001GN5OLK |
| Audio Output Type | Speakers |
| Automatic Backup Software Included | Windows 10 |
| Available M2 Slot Count | 1 |
| Battery Cell Type | Other Than Listed |
| Battery Life | 2 hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #33,623 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) #4,917 in Traditional Laptop Computers |
| Bluetooth Version | 2 |
| Brand | Dell |
| CPU Codename | Merom |
| CPU L1 Cache | 128 KB |
| CPU L2 Cache | 6 MB |
| CPU Model | Intel Core 2 Duo |
| CPU Model Generation | Penryn |
| CPU Model Number | T9600 |
| CPU Model Speed Maximum | 3.06 GHz |
| Charging Time | 2 |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | USB devices, HDMI displays, Bluetooth devices, Wi-Fi networks |
| Compatible Flash Memory Type | SD |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 out of 5 stars 413 Reviews |
| Display Maximum Resolution | 1280x800 |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 1280x800 |
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Form Factor | Laptop |
| Graphics Card Ram | 128 MB |
| Graphics Coprocessor | Integrated Intel Graphic |
| Graphics Description | Integrated |
| Hard Disk Description | HDD |
| Hard Disk Interface | Serial ATA |
| Hard Disk Rotational Speed | 5400 |
| Hard Disk Size | 300 GB |
| Hard-Drive Size | 300 GB |
| Hardware Interface | Bluetooth 2.0, DVD-RW, Ethernet, IEEE 1394 (FireWire), Memory Stick |
| Human-Interface Input | Keyboard |
| Item Weight | 5.1 pounds |
| Keyboard Description | Backlit |
| Keyboard Layout | QWERTY |
| Lithium-Battery Energy Content | 49 watt-hours |
| Manufacturer | Dell |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 160 GB |
| Mfr Part Number | PP27L |
| Model Name | Latitude |
| Model Number | E6400 |
| Model Series | Latitude |
| Model Year | 2009 |
| Native Resolution | 1280x800 |
| Number of Ethernet Ports | 4 |
| Number of Ports | 6 |
| Operating System | Windows 7 |
| Operating System Family | Windows |
| Optical Storage Device | CD-RW |
| Other Special Features of the Product | TrackPoint |
| Power Device | battery |
| Processor Brand | Intel |
| Processor Count | 2 |
| Processor Series | Intel Core 2 Duo |
| Processor Speed | 2.27 GHz |
| RAM Memory Installed | 2 GB |
| RAM Memory Technology | SO-DIMM DDR2 |
| RAM Size | 4 GB |
| RAM Type | DDR2 SDRAM |
| Ram Memory Maximum Size | 8 GB |
| Resolution | 1280x800 |
| Screen Finish | Matte |
| Screen Size | 14.1 inches |
| Series Number | 6400 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Business, Gaming, Student |
| Supported Monitor Maximum Quantity | 1 |
| Total Number of HDMI Ports | 1 |
| Total Usb Ports | 4 |
| UPC | 735858184632 |
| Video Output | HDMI |
| Voltage | 110 volts |
| Warranty Type | Extended |
| Wi-Fi Generation | 802.11n |
| Wireless Compability | 802.11n |
| Wireless Technology | Wi-Fi, WiFi+3G |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Dell
- **CPU Model:** Intel Core 2 Duo
- **Color:** Black
- **Graphics Card Description:** Integrated
- **Hard Disk Size:** 300 GB
- **Model Name:** Latitude
- **Operating System:** Windows 7
- **Ram Memory Installed Size:** 2 GB
- **Screen Size:** 14.1 inches
- **Special Feature:** TrackPoint

## Images

![Dell Latitude E6400 Laptop - Windows Professional - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61rKuMDWcfL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this laptop have wi fi so you can stream movies to yout hdtv from amazon**
A: Yes, it does have wifi and should be able to handle streaming media

**Q: Does this laptop have Internet or do I need to have Internet**
A: Most, if not all laptops, including the E6400, are made to have Internet access devices like Wifi and Ethernet. Some have Bluetooth and Mobile devices too. The location where you are at provides the access to the Internet, i.e. there is an Internet modem or router.

**Q: how much would it cost to go up to 4 gb ram with this latttude?**
A: Hello, yes for $28.00. Thanks

**Q: Can you hook it up to a printer and have a print**
A: Sure; you just have to upload your printer's software to your laptop first, and that shouldn't take you more than a few minutes.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Dell Latitude E6400 Laptop Is A Real Workhorse, But Needs More Ventilation Clearance Underneath! (... a quick fix, though)
*by F***Y on July 29, 2014*

I purchased my used Dell Latitude E6400 Laptop on Amazon.com, after my trusty old WinBook J1 laptop (Windows XP) died after 12 years of hard use (don't laugh, I'm still grieving). In my search, I opted for a Dell Latitude E6400, with Windows XP installed, although the native operating system was originally Windows Vista. As laptops these days no longer come with bundled software, it made sense to go for a seamless transition with all of my tried-and-proven applications. And, as I always knew, Windows XP will still do everything I need it to do, especially on a laptop designed for the newer, and more resource-hogging, operating systems: I can play high-resolution movies, photoshop-type projects, digitally master music files, and blaze through the internet. My Dell Latitude E6400 has Intel Core2 Duo CPU P8400 @ 2.26GHz (smallest available processor for the Dell E6400), 2.0GB RAM, NVIDIA Quadro NVS 160M installed. The first thing I noticed was that the rubber feet under the Dell Latitude E6400 provided only 1/16 inch (= 1.6 mm) clearance between the bottom of the laptop and the table it rested on. This severely restricted the air intake of the internal cooling fan. And some quick math revealed the the 1-3/8 inch (= 35 mm) diameter horizontally-mounted internal fan required about 1/4 inch (= 6 mm) clearance to properly draw in cooling air for the hot running CPU, and even hotter running GPU. And the overheating problem is compounded if the laptop is used on a table cloth. The heat-exhaust vent for the cooling fan is on the left side of the laptop, and measures 2-5/8 x 7/16 inch (= 67 mm x 10 mm) and is quite small, so be sure to not block it with clutter on the tabletop. So, I peeled off the five thin OEM rubber pads from the bottom of the laptop, and replaced them with five 3/4 x 3/4 inch (= 19 x 19 mm) square self-sticking rubber bumpers, purchased from a local hardware store, providing the necessary 1/4 inch (= 6 mm) clearance. My gut feeling is that the engineer(s) who designed this laptop probably specified the same clearance that I changed it to, but was probably overruled by the Dell marketing staff, opting for a sleeker, low profile, and more marketable look. I then Googled the Dell Latitude E6400 and found that overheating was indeed a serious issue with this laptop, sometimes reducing the laptop clock speed down to 20% of rated speed. Yet no one seemed to grasp the lack of proper ventilation clearance issue. Everyone was either sidetracked, or completely mired down, in trying to isolate the overheating problem down to a software or BIOS issue. I've seen similar instances, many times, in the online forums, where everyone tries to isolate a problem with an electronic device, and heads off in the wrong direction without solving it. Even after I post a simple and bench-tested solution (... add an extra AAA battery... or add a heat sink...) the herd still continues off in the wrong direction. The latest Dell BIOS Version: A34 (6/4/2013) seems to properly activate the internal cooling fan, so be sure to download and install it, if your Dell Latitude E6400 laptop is one of the few that still has an older BIOS. Although not mandatory, but just to be safe, I also downloaded, installed, and tested SpeedFan 4.49, a freeware app that monitors and turns the laptop fan on at somewhat lower temperatures, for both the CPU and GPU. After installing, open up SpeedFan, and on the Readings tab, simply check the Automatic fan speed box. Then select the Configure button, the then select the Options tab. In the Tray Bar section, check the start minimized box. And below that, check the Enable DELL support (use this function only on DELL notebooks). And below that, there's an option to select Fahrenheit, instead of the Celsius default. Then click the OK box. But the benefits of SpeedFan 4.49 seem slight, at best, as I see only subtle improvements over the latest Dell BIOS Version: A34, even when a heavy GPU and CPU load test (high-resolution movie + logging on to a busy internet website at the same time). For many, SpeedFan may not be worth the effort. So, to make a long story short, simply download and install the Dell BIOS Version A34 update (if your laptop doesn't already have it), and replace the OEM rubber pads underneath the laptop with off-the-shelf peel-and-stick rubber bumpers, from your local hardware store, to provide 1/4 inch (= 6 mm) clearance for that cooling fan intake, underneath your laptop. For those whose laptop is wired for more performance than mine, may need to install and set up SpeedFan, for more control. I also want to point out that these legacy Dell Latitude E6400 laptops still receive 5-star reviews from the owners. That's powerful testimony, to the rare technological stability one finds these days in electronic products. Like my old WinBook J1, I now expect my "new" used, but easily upgradable Dell Latitude E6400 to provide years of reliable service.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Oldie but goodie
*by Q***N on April 29, 2016*

The E6400 I ordered from Blair Technology was listed "Used - Like New". The unit I received was refurbished (according to the tag on the underside) and had a few nicks on the speaker grilles (on either side of the keyboard) that were easily covered up with a Sharpie. There was also a 2"x2" L-shaped smudge inside the screen that disappeared completely when the backlight came on. I rate these as minor flaws considering the price. I immediately installed a Crucial 250GB SSD and 4 GB of Crucial RAM (the E6400 will take 8GB but that seemed like overkill) and was impressed at how fast this seven-year-old laptop still is. I'm not a gamer but I watch streaming sports video from MLB.TV and ESPN and the E6400 handles this like a champ. I also really appreciate having a real keyboard again, instead of the chicklet type that seems to come on most inexpensive laptops. My unit came with a DVD drive, a nice surprise since I was expecting it to come with just a CD drive. A novelty with this laptop that some may appreciate is the number of peripheral formats it supports. If you have any PCMCIA or ExpressCards lying around you can use them again with the E6400. There's also Firewire (IEEE 1394a) in addition to USB 2.0. Another small problem cropped up with the power supply that came with the unit. When running the laptop plugged in my internet connection practically stopped. Turns out the power supply was picking up interference from my new Powerline (internet via electrical wire) network. Swapping the provided PS with an old Dell supply cleared up the problem instantly. The one they give you works OK in most situations but appears to be poorly shielded. All things considered I'm happy with this purchase. Buying refurbished goods is always an adventure, but if you're willing to upgrade and do a little troubleshooting you can have a very serviceable laptop with a real keyboard, that's still quite fast for it's age.

### ⭐ Wasted time and money on LIES
*by S***E on July 24, 2020*

I've just sent the last hour trying to see some redeeming quality about this prehistoric piece of junk. Remember back in the day when you had a desktop computer that was just a hair fancier than Dial-up? That's this laptop but even WORSE. The first issue I encountered was that it was dead on arrival. No big deal, I figured. I plugged it in and gave it time to charge. Turns out, IT DOESN'T CHARGE. It NEEDS to be plugged into the AC adapter just to function! It honestly acts like a desktop computer that needs to be plugged in all the time! Unplug it, and it immediately shuts off. And before you ask, yes, it DOES have a battery in it. I made sure to check. The next problem is the sound. Now, I know the speakers work because it plays a loud sound upon startup. However, once the laptop is booted, you hear...NOTHING! The device simply gives an error message saying there is no audio hardware. Now, the biggest issue is that this laptop is living in the Stone Age. It runs on WINDOWS XP!! I thought, "okay, not what I was promised, but I can update it". HA! If only! This particular kind of Windows XP does not support wifi. I spent the better part of an hour trying to get it to connect to the internet. It won't even try to locate wifi networks! So, updating this OS is impossible unless I waste money buying a Windows 10 disk. So, what does that leave me with? A computer that can't even turn on if it is not plugged into the wall. A computer with no sound, so I can't even play games or watch DVDs on it. It can't connect to the internet, so I can't update it from this outdated, unsupported operating system AND I can't download any other programs (making the camera useless), leaving me with only the default programs (half of which require sound and/or internet)! Not to mention that the mousepad is awful, making every second of agony spent trying to use this laptop last twice as long. For such a cheap price, I wasn't expecting the best quality. I was prepared to have it stop working in a few months' time. But this isn't even poor quality. It's NO quality. There is nothing I can do on here. I needed an emergency laptop after my last one suddenly quit. After days of anticipation, this is one of the worst things I could have received. Awful, awful, awful!

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