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A removable battery and extended battery options are a major plus for the Latitude E7440 Touch.

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This is squarely in the sweet spot between the power-hungry HP Zbook 14 (6:28) and the long-lasting MacBook Pro 15-inch (8:52). The Latitude E7440 Touch scored 7 hours 44 minutes on our battery rundown test, which outpaced the Latitude 6430u (7:40) by just a few minutes, giving both all-day work capabilities. Note that the HP Zbook 14 and MacBook Pro both require specialized IT support, while the Latitude E7440 Touch is a general corporate system with disk image and vPro support. If you need more specialized multimedia and 3D performance, the HP ZBook 14 ($953.00 at HP) (our top pick for mobile workstations) and Apple Macbook Pro 15-inch (our desktop-replacement winner) are similarly priced rivals. This means that these systems are perfectly fine for the kind of tasks performed in a corporate business setting. On our benchmark test, the Latitude E7440 Touch had very similar performance to our former business ultrabook Editors' Choice, the Dell Latitude 6430u ($229.99 at Amazon). The Latitude E7440 Touch was faster than the Lenovo T440s on some tests, but not all. This configuration is almost identical to the Dell E7240 Touch, so it's no surprise that both systems performed similarly on our benchmark tests. Performance The Latitude E7440 Touch we tested comes with an Intel Core i5-4300U processor with integrated Intel HD 4400 graphics, 4GB of DDR3 memory, and that 256GB SSD. The system comes with a three-year standard warranty with limited onsite service. This is a boon, since there is a lot of space for your files and programs.

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It has a 256GB solid-state drive (SSD), with 185GB free out of the box.

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Our review unit only came with Windows 8, and trial software for Microsoft Office and McAfee Central. Since it's a corporate business system, the Latitude E7440 Touch can be configured according to your company's needs and wishes. The ultrabook works with the same wired dock as other recent E-series Latitude systems, but can also work with Dell's Wireless Dock D5000 (WiGig) ($269.99), so you have a variety of ways to connect external peripherals and displays.

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The system can be configured with 4G LTE WWAN, though our review unit came with the Intel vPro-certified 802.11ac Wi-Fi card with Bluetooth 4.0. HDMI and mini-DisplayPort give the Latitude E7440 Touch multi-monitor capabilities. SmartCard is an option that wasn't included on our system, but can be added for higher security configurations. Ports include three USB 3.0 ports, HDMI, mini-DisplayPort, Ethernet, and a SD card reader. There are physical volume controls near the hinge, and a switch for the wireless radios on the right side of the chassis. The keyboard has a pointing stick, multi-touch trackpad, and separate mouse buttons, so it will be easier for veteran users to transition into compared with the Lenovo T440s, which has a one-piece trackpad with integrated buttons for the pointing stick. The keyboard is protected against spillage, so the Latitude E7440 Touch is ready for just about anything your users dish out, short of active combat duty. Thanks to the system's MIL-SPEC ruggedization, you can use the Latitude E7440 Touch in environments that are hot, cold, rainy, or even in wind blown dust. The keyboard has four levels of brightness, and is comfortable to use right off the bat. The Latitude E7440 Touch's has a traditional keyboard, rather than the chiclet-style keyboard found on other systems like the Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch (2013) ( at Amazon). It's notable that the Lenovo T440s has a smaller 13-inch screen than the 14-inch display on the Latitude E7440 Touch. The ultrabook measures about 0.8 by 13.2 by 9.1 inches, similar to the Lenovo T440s, and weighs an imperceptibly heavier 3.85 pounds. In contrast, the Lenovo ThinkPad T440s ($298.00 at Amazon) paints over its carbon fiber and metal construction so the system resembles older Lenovo ThinkPad laptops. Both systems use visible painted metal and carbon fiber construction to show strength. This carbon-fiber clad laptop comes highly recommended, and is our latest Editors' Choice for business ultrabooks.Дesign and Features The Latitude E7440 Touch ($201.99 at Amazon) follows the design features we saw earlier in the 12-inch Dell Latitude E7240 Touch ($1,079.00 at Dell), which is essentially a shrunk down version of the Latitude E7440 Touch. With its MIL-SPEC ruggedization, it's prepared to survive the day-to-day grind with your mobile workforce. It has a good mix of premium features, good performance, excellent battery life, and compatibility with other E-series Latitude laptops in Dell's stable. The Dell Latitude E7440 Touch ($1,949 list) is part of Dell's Latitseries of business ultrabooks.

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