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Replacement palmrest with integrated touchpad for Dell Latitude X1 laptops, matching part numbers G6955, M6348 and J6734
This genuine Dell palmrest includes the integrated touchpad for Latitude X1 notebooks. It arrives new and matches the part numbers G6955, M6348 and J6734. The assembly restores the original pointing device and palm support in a single step.
Under continuous use the touchpad surface resists wear and the cursor response remains consistent. The rigid chassis prevents flex that can develop after months of pressure. Buyers needing a backlit keyboard or a precision glass trackpad should look elsewhere.
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| Brand name | Dell |
The palmrest touchpad assembly is a passive component with no electronics, so it draws no power and generates no heat or noise during operation.
You need a Dell Latitude X1 chassis that accepts part numbers G6955, M6348 or J6734, plus the existing keyboard, motherboard and display cable that connect to the palmrest assembly.
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