We have a bunch of Dell Latitudes here too. They work very well!
My current machine is an Alienware super-fast laptop. You might
convince your IT department to get that - since Alienware is now
owned by Dell! :)
Anyway, one of Dell's high-end laptops, with at least 1GB of RAM
(more preferred - memory is cheap) will do just fine for FrameMaker.
I use an external 24" LCD monitor (a Dell 2405) for editing when
I am not traveling. On the road, the 17" wide-screen LCD works
well. My older Dell D810 had a 15" wide-screen LCD and that was
pretty good too. Resolution is 1920 x 1200 on all these screens.
Zaeem
John Posada wrote:
Hi, Loren...we use Dells. No complaints. I'm writing on a Latitude
right now.
Just get any laptop from their Small Business category. You'll want
at least a GB of ram and 80GB or more of HD. The configurations they
sell handle everything on your list.
--- "Loren R. Elks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi:
My department is considering replacing our Windows desktop PCs with
laptops. Our IT department buys all of our hardware from Dell.
This is something we can't change.
John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
"I think the problem, to be quite honest with you, is that you've never actually
known what the question is."
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