Latitude 7430

If you're US based, https://www.dellrefurbished.com/ (Dell Financial Service's lease return sales) has a ton of really nice 12th gen machines - the Precision 5570 for a higher-powered one, or the Latitude 9430 for a more mobile one. The Latitude 7430 is also worth looking at, but when purchasing fro

Both of those are excellent ultraportables with more than enough power for web work and light CAD. The Latitude 7430's i7‑1265U + DDR4 combo is very efficient and tends to have quieter fans and longer battery life, while the T14s Gen 3's Ryzen 5 Pro 6650U + DDR5 offers stronger integrated graphics (

Yes. It's time to replace. Your laptop is a 14". You can replace it with another 14" latitude that'll be far superior. Something like this. https://www.dellrefurbished.com/item/dell-latitude-7430-touch-6813a0e1/dell-latitude-7430-touch/1.html There's lots of nice reasonable latitude laptops on the s

I have a Dell latitude 7430 2 in 1 running fedora 43 and I only had to fix some display flickering issues with a few settings in the terminal. Otherwise everything works, no driver issues or anything

I got a Dell Latitude 7430 with i7 1265U, 300Nits touchscreen which looks perfectly fine, 16GB + 1TB, for €300. Everything in good condition, been running Aida64 for over 24 hours. Idk if the HP 845 G8 will still sell it to me, cuz he again didn't respond for a while and put the ad on reserved. The

Of these, Latitude 7430 or 7440 is probably where I'd personally land. There's some 7440s with 1920x1200 displays that might be worth poking around at depending on how well your software works with HiDPI. (if it doesn't then backing down to 1200p may let you find a cheaper machine and/or be more pow