There's no simple answer -- it may depend on the CPU either system has, and on whether you want a larger 14" screen (7400) or the smaller 13" screen (7390).
Unless your seller is guaranteeing you a new battery, if either system comes with the original battery, plan on needing one sooner rather than later, as both systems are about four years old.
Dell products are generally categorized into tier performances. Obviously, a high-end 7000 series will potentially have better performance than a mid-range 5000 series. As mentioned by other poster, the configurations and components also are determination factors in the comparison.
Thanks. What I saw was that they both had equal data, so thank you for clarifying that the 7000 is more advanced than the 5000 and it's not just series codes. And thanks again
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Why ask about old Latitude models in a Chromebook forum?
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There's no simple answer -- it may depend on the CPU either system has, and on whether you want a larger 14" screen (7400) or the smaller 13" screen (7390).
Unless your seller is guaranteeing you a new battery, if either system comes with the original battery, plan on needing one sooner rather than later, as both systems are about four years old.
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Dell products are generally categorized into tier performances. Obviously, a high-end 7000 series will potentially have better performance than a mid-range 5000 series. As mentioned by other poster, the configurations and components also are determination factors in the comparison.
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