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What's the differences between the newer D610 and the D600 models Lattitude?

Thanks in advance.
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Ken Williams wrote:
> What's the differences between the newer D610 and the D600 models Lattitude?
>
> Thanks in advance.
> kw
>
>
The D610 uses the newer version of the Pentium-M (the 7X0 series with X
being a number between 3-7). The primary difference between the new 7X0
series and the former 7Y5 (Y between 1&6) series is a faster front side
bus and DDR2 compatibility. Check out intel.com for more info. In
addition to the new processor, the D610 uses the new Intel 915 mobile
chipset. Honestly the performance difference between the two doesn't
warrant an upgrade unless you can find a really slick deal. I have a
D610 with a P-M 760 (2.0GHz) and my younger brother has a 600m with a
P-M 745 (1.8GHz) and the difference is pretty minimal for most applications.

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Screen size: 13.3 vs 14.1

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All D600/D610s have 14.1" panels.


Mikey S. wrote:
> Screen size: 13.3 vs 14.1
>
>

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"Ken Williams" <REMOVE-THIS_kwillmech1972@yahoo.com_FOR-ANTI-SPAM>
wrote:
>What's the differences between the newer D610 and the D600 models Lattitude?

NIcholas pointed out the processor differences (Thanks!), and there's
a(nother) USB port on the side of the machine, which is slightly more
convenient for thumbdrives and such.

Dunno if the D610 has a SmartCard reader or not, but mine on the D600
does nothing at all, so it's probably not important.

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<William P. N. Smith> wrote in message
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> "Ken Williams" <REMOVE-THIS_kwillmech1972@yahoo.com_FOR-ANTI-SPAM>
> wrote:
>>What's the differences between the newer D610 and the D600 models
>>Lattitude?
>
> NIcholas pointed out the processor differences (Thanks!), and there's
> a(nother) USB port on the side of the machine, which is slightly more
> convenient for thumbdrives and such.
>
> Dunno if the D610 has a SmartCard reader or not, but mine on the D600
> does nothing at all, so it's probably not important.
>

Are you running SP2? I believe SP2 has a fix that will make it work. It
works fine on my I9300.

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William P. N. Smith wrote:
> "Ken Williams" <REMOVE-THIS_kwillmech1972@yahoo.com_FOR-ANTI-SPAM>
> wrote:
>
>>What's the differences between the newer D610 and the D600 models Lattitude?
>
>
> NIcholas pointed out the processor differences (Thanks!), and there's
> a(nother) USB port on the side of the machine, which is slightly more
> convenient for thumbdrives and such.
>
> Dunno if the D610 has a SmartCard reader or not, but mine on the D600
> does nothing at all, so it's probably not important.
>
Your post got me interested; yes the D610 does have a SmartCard reader
as well (below the PCMCIA slot, above the HDD), in adition to the serial
port, parallel port, VGA out, S=Video & 4 USB ports. I haven't bothered
with the SmartCard reader yet, but I came across this article which may
be of interest to the original poster:
http://www6.tomshardware.com/mobil [...] index.html

Basically it compares the two Intel mobile chipsets, the 915GM (D610) &
the 855GME (D600 uses this I believe).

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Thanks for the link and thanks to everyone. I think I will stick with my
D600 for now.


"Nicholas Andrade" <sdnick484@nospam.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> William P. N. Smith wrote:
>> "Ken Williams" <REMOVE-THIS_kwillmech1972@yahoo.com_FOR-ANTI-SPAM>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>What's the differences between the newer D610 and the D600 models
>>>Lattitude?
>>
>>
>> NIcholas pointed out the processor differences (Thanks!), and there's
>> a(nother) USB port on the side of the machine, which is slightly more
>> convenient for thumbdrives and such.
>>
>> Dunno if the D610 has a SmartCard reader or not, but mine on the D600
>> does nothing at all, so it's probably not important.
>>
> Your post got me interested; yes the D610 does have a SmartCard reader
> as well (below the PCMCIA slot, above the HDD), in adition to the serial
> port, parallel port, VGA out, S=Video & 4 USB ports. I haven't bothered
> with the SmartCard reader yet, but I came across this article which may
> be of interest to the original poster:
> http://www6.tomshardware.com/mobil [...] index.html
>
> Basically it compares the two Intel mobile chipsets, the 915GM (D610) &
> the 855GME (D600 uses this I believe).

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"Ken Williams" <REMOVE-THIS_kwillmech1972@yahoo.com_FOR-ANTI-SPAM> wrote in
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> Thanks for the link and thanks to everyone. I think I will stick with my
> D600 for now.
>
>


I've got a work issued D600 and I obtained and setup a D610 for someone
else.

The D610 is not, imo, a significant step up from an already very good to
excellent machine.


Stew

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wrong! :D

"Mikey S." <savagem[|||]@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> Screen size: 13.3 vs 14.1
>

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