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Weight: 3.97 lbs (1.8 kg) https://www.computershopper.com/laptops/reviews/dell-latitude-13-education The Dell Latitude 13 Education series starts at $539 for the Celeron base model (with Windows 7 and no touch screen), with the model reviewed here—also known as the Latitude 3340—priced at $769. That gets you a 13.3-inch, 1,366x768 touch screen, 4GB of RA... Excellent 10-hour-plus battery life, Good selection of features, Rubberized case will stand up to rough treatment Screen has narrow viewing angles, Keyboard has a mushy feel and little travel, 4GB of memory means lackluster performance in RAM hogs like Photoshop This well-priced laptop for students (or anyone who's a little hard on his or her hardware) offers decent performance and a case that should stand up to heavy use. The screen and keyboard are disappointing, though, with a squishy typing feel and poor vie... https://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2460008,00.asp The Dell Latitude 13 Education Series (3340) ($769 as tested) is an excellent choice for the K-12 student in your life, and would make an excellent general-use PC for anyone who tends to be a bit rough on his or her equipment. Adding to its appeal is... Rugged construction. Designed for school use. Full set of ports. Touch screen. Removable battery. Status light on top of lid. 802.11ac Wi-Fi. Anti-glare screen. Basic 1,366-by-768 resolution. SSD and hybrid drive systems boot faster The Dell Latitude 13 Education Series is a tough desktop-replacement laptop with a battery that lasts 10 hours. It should be on the top of your shopping list for the upcoming back-to-school season.... https://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Dell-Latitude-3340-Notebook.116268.0.html Dell touts its Latitude 13 models to be exceptionally robust laptops particularly for the educational field . The manufacturer rounds off the low-end sector of its Latitude series with that. We previously tested the 14-inch Latitude 3440 and 15-inch 3540 ... Insensitive casing, Feasible input devices, DisplayPort + HDMI, Runtimes, Very quiet and usually cool TFT's low brightness, Poor contrast, Tight viewing angles Latitude 3340 Dell's Latitude 3340 forms the entry-level of the Latitude series. The lack of the "E" in the name makes it to a member of the low-cost Latitudes, which we have reviewed in the 14 and 15 inch size: Latitude 3440 / 3540 . The present 13 inch... https://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/dell-latitude-13-education Today's students need a laptop that will do it all: create presentations, play Web videos, and allow for some casual gaming and online research. Dell's Latitude 13 Education series (starting at $539; $769 as tested) looks to offer a comprehensive experien... Long-lasting battery, Loud speakers, Plenty of connectivity options, Durable, spill-resistant build Hefty design, Relatively dim screen, A little pricey Designed for K-12 students, the Dell Latitude 13 Education Series puts Windows 8.1 Pro in a tough, long-lasting, 13-inch touch-screen notebook.... https://www.crn.com/reviews/mobility/300072818/review-dells-latest-latitude-a-match-for-student-attitude.htm The design of Dell's latest Latitude laptop is a departure from its stalwart line of business laptops. And so is its intended user. The Latitude 3340 is designed for the education market, and while it has plenty of features to prove it, some won't be obvi... https://www.techworld.com/review/budget-laptops/dell-latitude-3340-review-3514098/ Dell's website tells us that the Latitude 3340 is 'built for school', and its sturdy design and strong battery life are certainly well suited to that role.The laptop is actually found within the Business section of Dell's site, and its on-site support and... It may not be the most stylish laptop around, and the viewing angles of its screen have room for improvement, but the Latitude 3340 provides good value for money. Its application performance and battery life are as good as you'll get for less than £600, a...