Latitude 9430

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

I go with Dell over HP. I'm still using a Latitude 7400 2-in-1 for work, and liked it so much I bought one for myself. I dropped it and it died. I missed it so much, I bought a used Latitude 9430 2-in-1, getting a newer processor (12th gen i7), more RAM (32GB DDR5), and a 2560 x 1600 screen (16:10 i

Other than the processor bump from Arrow Lake to Panther Lake, I'm not sure what's special about the new XPS vs. the Dell Premium 14/16. Why not just order one of those if you don't want to wait. The Dell Premium 14/16 are is basically just the old XPS 14/16 with an Arrow Lake processor and the Dell

Hi, someone i know thats more tech savvy sent me a link to a dell latitude 9430 2-in-1 laptop. Im having a good time atm with it much quicker than the old one of course and was in my budget.

Thanks everyone for all the advice and insight, these past few days have been a deep dive into many different laptops and as much as I thought my next purchase would be a Thinkpad, I ended up settling for a Latitude 9430 Touchscreen i7/512gb/32gb for a total of $310 after tax. From my research, Lati

If you can extend your budget a bit, consider the Dell Outlet - same warranty as new but some pretty big discounts - 600 pounds (including VAT) gets you a nearly new Latitude 5455 (soldered RAM, but very fast ARM processor) or 5550: https://outlet.euro.dell.com/GDOOnline/Online/InventorySearch?brand

I reviewed the standard hardware drivers being used by that model for Windows. I would be surprised if there were issues. The current version of Linux Mint (22.3) defaults to the Linux 6.17 kernel. That kernel version included much better driver support for the Intel Xe graphics in the Dell Latitude

I gave my friend a free never used Dell Latitude 9430 from a company liquidation with equal / better specs, so they've got a backup. I used the original hinges for this "fix" with the stipulation that I don't know how long it'll last and a recommendation not to flip it into tablet mode and to be gen