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Replacement right speaker grill with swipe fingerprint reader for Latitude E6500 and Precision M4400 laptops
This is a genuine Dell OEM replacement part for the right speaker grill on Latitude E6500 and Precision M4400 laptops. The assembly includes an integrated swipe-style fingerprint reader. Dell part number D049D identifies this specific component.
The part is designed exclusively for the Latitude E6500 and Precision M4400. It will not align with other Dell chassis or with the left speaker position. Buyers who need a left-side grill or a version without the fingerprint module cannot use this item.
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| Brand name | Dell |
Select this D049D part only if your Latitude E6500 or Precision M4400 originally shipped with the integrated swipe-style fingerprint sensor; otherwise order the plain grill.
The reader is a direct OEM replacement; once the ribbon cable is seated and the Dell ControlVault driver is installed, Windows will recognise the sensor for log-in.
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