While most of Dells latest FCC filing is hidden behind a confidentiality agreement, we couldnt help but notice on the label location host picture a distinct bump on the laptops back side, which matches up quite well that pretty Latitude Z series leak we covered back in June. Testing a 802.11 b/g single-chip client is somewhat of a downer since it implies no Draft-N, but hey, we dont mind being proven wrong here. External photos and user manual are being withheld at Dells request until October 25, but hopefully we wont have to wait that long for the full story.
Friday, August 7, 2009
Mysterious Dell laptop hits FCC, is a shoo-in for leaked Latitude Z
While most of Dells latest FCC filing is hidden behind a confidentiality agreement, we couldnt help but notice on the label location host picture a distinct bump on the laptops back side, which matches up quite well that pretty Latitude Z series leak we covered back in June. Testing a 802.11 b/g single-chip client is somewhat of a downer since it implies no Draft-N, but hey, we dont mind being proven wrong here. External photos and user manual are being withheld at Dells request until October 25, but hopefully we wont have to wait that long for the full story.
