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Dell Latitude E5500

By · February 25, 2009, 5:45 AM PST · erikeckel

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  • Dell Latitude E5500

    Dell's Latitude E5500 product shot.

  • The Power Supply

    The Dell E series power supply is a slimmer version of those used with D-edition laptops.

  • Dell E5500 Style

    The newly redesigned Latitude E series boast a sleeker, slimmer look.

  • Dell E5500 Bottom View

    Several cooling vents adorn the E5500's bottom shell. Toward the top you can see the integrated port for connecting to Dell's docking stations.

  • E5500 Backside

    The Dell E5500's rear view possesses no ports. Instead, all that's there is a cooling vent.

  • E5500 Right Side View

    The E5500's optical drive and Firewire and audio jacks are located on the laptop's right side. Also positioned there are two of the unit's four USB ports.

  • E5500 Left Side View

    The E5500's left side holds USB ports, the integrated Ethernet port, VGA out and a PCMCIA slot, as well as serial and S video out ports.

  • E5500 With Lid Open

    The Dell E5500 possesses slim, sleek styling. While there are more stylish models available, the look of these laptops fit well within most any business environment.

  • E5500 Keyboard

    This E5500 model is equipped with a standard trackpad. An optional Trackstick dual-pointing device is also available, as is a biometric fingerprint reader.

  • Dell Latitude E5500 Nameplate

    Dell's Latitude E5500 branding is simple and straightforward, as can be seen here.

  • Power Supply Indicator

    The power supply indicator has been moved from the power block (on the old D-series laptops) to the plug (as shown here on the new E-series models).

Dell Latitude E5500

Dell's Latitude E5500 product shot.
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Erik Eckel owns and operates two technology companies. As a managing partner with Louisville Geek, he works daily as an IT consultant to assist small businesses in overcoming technology challenges and maximizing IT investments. He is also president o...

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