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Replacement palmrest with integrated touchpad for Dell Latitude D810 and Precision M70 laptops
This genuine Dell palmrest assembly includes the integrated touchpad for Latitude D810 and Precision M70 laptops. It arrives new and ready to install as a direct replacement for the original part. The assembly restores full pointing-device function and palm support.
Match the Dell part numbers F4632 and NF396 printed on your existing palmrest to ensure compatibility. This assembly is not suitable for other Dell models or for laptops that use a separate touchpad module. Buyers needing a different layout or an external pointing device should look elsewhere.
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| Brand name | Dell |
Yes, the Dell OEM assembly for the Latitude D810 and Precision M70 is supplied as a complete palmrest with the touchpad already fitted.
The Dell part number F4632 NF396 is listed for both the Latitude D810 and the Precision M70, so it matches the mounting points and connector of the M70.
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