Dell Latitude C810
The Latitude C810 is a 15-inch Pentium III-based desktop replacement laptop that was released in July 2001. The C810 was discontinued sometime between June and August of 2002, in favor of the C840.
The C810 was also sold with altered styling as the Inspiron 8100.
Specifications
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| CPU | CPU Type: Socket 478 (Tualatin) Intel Pentium III-M @1.13GHz |
| Chipset | Unknown |
| RAM | PC133 SDRAM, 2 slots Standard: Unknown Maximum: 512MB |
| Hard Disk | 2.5" IDE Uses proprietary adapter?: Yes Standard: Unknown |
| Display Options | - 15.0" TFT LCD @1400x1050 - 15.0" TFT LCD @1600x1200 |
| Graphics Chipset | NVIDIA GeForce2 Go VRAM: 16 or 32MB |
| Audio | ESS Maestro-3i |
| Main Battery | Lithium Ion |
| CMOS Battery | 6-cell Varta NiMH (1x6) |
| Power Supply | Latitude C-Series 3-pin - Dell PA-2, PA-6, or PA-9 |
| Disk Drives | Fixed Optical Drive Latitude C-Series Modular Bay supporting the following: - Various CD & DVD drives - 3.5" 1.44MB Floppy Drive - ZIP Drive - 2nd HDD - 2nd Battery |
| PC Cards | 2x PCMCIA/CardBus Slots |
| Networking | - Modem - Ethernetor WiFi |
| Other I/O | - 1x Parallel - 1x Serial - 1x VGA Out - 1x PS/2 - 2x USB 1.x - 1x Dock Connector - 1x IEEE1394/FireWire - 1x S-Video Out - 1x Mic In - 1x Line In - 1x Headphone Out - Infrared |
| BIOS | Dell BIOS (Phoenix-based) |
| Pointing Device | Trackpad & TrackPoint |
Resources
 Drivers |
 Service Manual |
|---|
Common Faults & Maintenance
CMOS Battery Leaks
The C810's CMOS Battery is a 6-cell VARTA NiMH pack, located under the palmrest on the right side. This type of battery leaks nearly 100% of the time, and will easily cause damage to surrounding components if left unchecked. If you own a C810, remove this battery ASAP, and think carefully before buying one that doesn't work off eBay. This battery is a likely culprit. As of writing (in 2024), the C810 isn't quite old enough to have had most of them die from this battery, but if you're reading this 5 or more years from now, it's likely that a majority of unserviced units will be dead. The first parts to break will likely be the trackpad, as the battery in the C810 connects to the trackpad ribbon cable. If you see a C810 with a bad trackpad, keep this in mind!
Gallery
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Page last updated (MM/DD/YYYY): 11/03/2024
Update Reason: discontinuation info added
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