Latitude 7490

I've been using it quite a while, it works fine. My rig is Dell Latitude 7490 with 8th gen core i5, 16gb ram, and I'm using office 2019 and zotero 7. Just make sure that Zotero is open while you use its word plugin. That way, when you add citation, the zotero prompt will appear.

Basic desktop usage is gonna be "fine" on anything with four cores, 16gb of ram or better, SSD or better, intel 8th gen and AMD ryzen 2nd or newer and with supported graphics. That line applies to both windows 11 (close to those are the official requirements) and linux. All "T14" models are newer th

Seeeee yo hice la misma hace como medio año, gane una subasta por una Dell latitude 7490 por 80 dolares y es un maquinon (especialmente con linux) no va pa jugar pero para laburar y programar es 10/10. Use el resto de la franquicia en mejorarla (le compre una skin para cubrirle unos detalles exterio

I have the Dell Latitude 7490. Used OP Simplify and I’m able to use Sequoia with EVERYTHING 100% working!!!

Kupio sam "refusbished" Dell 7490/i7-8650U/16GB Ram/256GB SSD/14"/W10 tamo negdje 09/2022 kceri za studiranje - ne zali se (odnosno, zalila se na neke neobjasnjene restarte ali na kraju ispalo software problem). Koristila ga je i za posao, sve OK. ...s druge strane, ja imam poslovni Dell 7420 (nezna

La latitude 7490 es particularmente una buena máquina. Será interesante que cosa vas a elegir para reemplazarle, considerando que Dell funciona excelente con Fedora y linux en general, al menos en dell a mi me funciona la hibernación en linux y el sensor detecta todo, hasta los rpm.

No problems with several devices (2012 Mini; Aoostar Gem10; Dell Latitude 7490)

We're on an extremely long plateau right now. Windows 11 (with no mods other than allowing a local account, using Rufus) runs basically fine on any hardware it officially supports so long as you have 16+GB of RAM (ideally for multitasking especially) and an SSD. (It also runs fine on some older hard

Let's see… In my hopefully humble opinion, you are way too impatient. Half a minute to boot up your system is nothing to be concerned or angry about. My current private laptop is a Dell Latitude 7490 with a 500GB SATA SSD. It boots from power-on to the KDE Neon desktop in about 70 seconds, and that

I never buy new laptops and I am always on the lookout for a system that will run Linux. I could have bought a T480 from ebay, but at the time I was in the market I was looking locally. I picked up a used Latitude 7490 I5, replaced the battery and it has been fine for me. Later I stumbled on a Latit