March 19, 20103 Comments

Dell Vostro 3400 Review

Part of the brand-new Vostro 3000 Series the stylish Dell Vostro 3400 targets the small business class users. A full-featured and affordable notebook, as Dell like to call it, Vostro 3400 was designed for entrepreneurs that spend a lot of time outside the office. With an optional 9-cell battery it can provide a full day of mobile productivity with up to 8 hours of battery life.

With a 14.0″ High Definition Wide LED Anti-Glare display, an Intel® CoreTM i3 or i5 Dual Core processor and up to 6GB offered of DDR3 memory Vostro 3400 can suit all the needs of a small business entrepreneur. Besides the great technical specifications it comes with a sophisticated aluminum case, available in three colors (silver, red and bronze), which can make any notebook owner proud of his device.

Dell Vostro 3400 comes with an integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD but it can be changed with a Nvidia® GeforceTM 310M. Regarding the storage there two options available: a standard 500GB harddisk drive or a hardware-encrypted 250GB drive. Dell also equipped this model with an 8X DVD+/-RW with double-layer DVD+/-R.

In terms of connectivity Dell Vostro 3400 has it all, Bluetooth, Gigabit Ethernet and Wireless, which is enough to secure a good mobile experience. As it for security it comes built-in with some nice features: free fall sensor hard drive, spill-resistant keyboard and fingerprint reader with DigitalPersona® software.

With a price range starting from $598.00, the new Dell Vostro 3400 makes a great investment for all entrepreneurs interested in a big-business laptop at an affordable price.