#DELL E6420 FINGERPRINT SOFTWARE WINDOWS 10 KEYGEN#
Depressing the keys also activated the keyboard's adjustable backlight.
Using the Ten Thumbs Typing Test, we scored an average of 63 words per minute with an error rate of two percent that's the same rate and error percentage we scored on our office desktop. The concave keys on the E6420 ATG's keyboard were sturdy, offering little give and providing excellent feedback. In the morning the keyboard was fully functional, but that's a long time to be unproductive. As a last resort, we turned the unit off, propped it up on its side, and left it overnight. We tried traditional troubleshooting methods (restarting the system, turning it off and removing the battery), but nothing seemed to work. However, roughly an hour later, the E6420 ATG's keyboard stopped working.
After tilting it on its side and letting it drain for two minutes, we turned the system back on and it functioned normally. We then poured approximately two ounces of water on three evenly spaced locations on the keyboard. The laptop didn't sustain any cracks, and the notebook booted up right away. With the E6420 ATG closed and turned off, we dropped it once off of one of our desks onto a carpeted concrete floor, a distance of 30 inches. Dell also claims the system can withstand a 1-inch diameter ball bearing dropped onto the screen from a height of 30 inches 20 times, and up to 6 ounces of water spilled on the keyboard. According to Dell, the laptop can survive 26 drops from a height of 30 inches onto a 2-inch piece of plywood with the system powered down and its lid closed. The XFR, however, is meant for police work and the military, and can withstand intense rain, extreme temperature changes, and drops of up to 6 feet.ĭell claims the E6420 ATG passed 16 MIL-STD810G durability tests and the IP5X dust test. While the standard E6420 can withstand some dings, the ATG is meant to take the type of damage that a business traveler would likely throw at it, such as additional bumps, knocks, and spills. In terms of durability, the ATG sits between the business-rugged E6420 and the fully rugged E6420 XTR.
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