However, we did like that we could upload photos and images directly to PhotoBucket, YouTube, and our e-mail directly from the software.
During a Skype call in an office with fluorescent lighting, we saw fuzzy images with little detail, and our caller said images had a yellow cast, despite our efforts to adjust the settings in the Webcam Central software. Unlike the E6420, which has a 2-megapixel webcam, the E6320 comes with a 1-MP webcam. A SmartCard reader, VGA port, and headphone/microphone jack are on the left side. The front of the laptop has an SD card reader while the rear has HDMI, a power jack, and an Ethernet jack. The right side of the Latitude E6320 houses a USB 2.0/eSATA combo port, a Wi-Fi on/off switch, an ExpressCard/34 reader, and a DVD burner. We also noticed that sound became muffled when we placed the E6320 in our lap due to the speakers' placement on the front lip of the laptop. When we listened to Kanye West's "All of the Lights," we could clearly hear the piano and violin during the intro, but the bass line sounded slightly muted. Viewing angles were somewhat limited, with colors beginning to wash out past 45 degrees horizontally.Īt maximum volume, the E6320 could fill a small room, albeit with tinny audio. However, we did notice some slight pixelation during night scenes. When we watched the Super 8 trailer, fire had bright hues of red and orange, especially during explosions. Cameron Diaz's blue eyes and bright red lipstick popped during our viewing of the Bad Teacher trailer in 1080p. While its brightness of 200 nits is less than the ThinkPad X1 (350 nits), images were sharp with vivid colors. The textured, raised nubs on ThinkPads continue to be the gold standard in pointing sticks.Ĭlick to enlargeThe Latitude E6320 features a 13.3-inch matte, antiglare, LED-backlit display with a 1366 x 768-pixel native resolution.
The slipping sensation caused us to press harder than necessary for a pointing stick. While it was accurate, we always felt like our finger would slip from the concave, slippery nub. In addition to a touchpad, the Latitude E6320 features a pointing stick between the G and H keys. However, Dell has multitouch gestures turned off by default. Our favorite multitouch gesture, Quick Launch, allowed us to map a specific command (minimize all, blank screen, and lock computer) to a three-finger gesture.
Multitouch gestures such as pinch-to-zoom and two-finger scrolling were responsive and fast. The E6320's 3.1 x 1.6-inch touchpad was smooth and friction-free. Our configuration of the Latitude E6320 didn't include a backlit keyboard, but you can get it as a $49 option. We were able to type effortlessly with few errors. Large responsive concave keys combined with a soft-touch palm rest made typing on the E6320 a pleasurable experience. Additionally, the E6320 has a spill-resistant keyboard, a protective rubber seal around the display, and a bumper that protects the screen from sudden jolts. Like the HP Elitebook 8460p and the Lenovo Thinkpad X1, the Dell Latitude E6320 is MIL-STD-810G tested, meaning it can withstand vibration, extreme temperatures, dust, and high altitudes. The 13-inch HP ProBook 5330m weighs 4 pounds, and the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 is a lighter 3.8 pounds, but both of those machines lack DVD drives.
Measuring 13.2 x 8.8 x 1.0-1.2 inches and weighing 4.2 pounds, the E6320 fit easily into our shoulder bag, and we were able to carry it for long periods of time without any discomfort.
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