Dell recently refreshed it’s D600 series of notebook computers. The new D620 is fairly well spec’d, with a 14.1 inch wide-screen LCD, an Intel Core Duo processor, a fingerprint scanner and EVDO.
Trusted Reviews just had a look at the D620 and gave it a grade of 9 out of 10, a ‘Recommended’ stamp of approval and a Value rating of 10/10. TR liked everything about the D620, including the wireless connectivity options, the security features and the 1,440 x 900 screen resolution.
Interestingly, the D620 was also reviewed by CNet a while ago, but it only got an Editors Rating of 6.9 out of 10, which is merely ‘Good’. Makes one wonder if TR and CNet were looking at the same machine & how objective and reliable these ratings systems really are.
Dell Latitude D620 – Trusted Reviews, 18th May 2006
CNet Editor’s Review for the Dell Latitude D620 – CNet, 4/24/06
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I think ratings systems are never completely reliable and objective. Reviewers are human, and so they always bring personal experience and even biases to their reviews.