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Genuine Dell OEM daughter IO board with VGA and USB ports for Latitude E6440 laptops
This is a genuine Dell OEM daughter IO circuit board carrying the part number 28X5F. It provides a VGA connector and a USB connector that link to the Latitude E6440 motherboard. The component is supplied new and matches the unit shown in the product imagery.
Technicians restoring a Latitude E6440 with damaged external video or USB connectivity will find this board a direct fit. Builders working on any other laptop model or needing additional ports beyond the single VGA and USB interfaces should look at a different part.
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The VGA port on this daughter IO board will sustain its signal as long as the host Latitude E6440 remains powered and thermally stable; no separate duty-cycle limit is defined for the board itself.
The board draws minimal power from the motherboard and adds negligible heat; system thermals are governed by the Latitude E6440 main board and cooling assembly.
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