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Dell's notebooks are always stunning to say the least, but now there are two notebooks which stand above the rest, the Dell Inspiron E1505 battery and Inspiron 6400 notebooks. Dell Inc., today announced these two notebook computers offering performance and multimedia features to help keep mainstream users productive by day and entertained at night. The two notebooks are absolutely a slim package notebooks weighing just about 6 pounds, now! thats a lot less for a dual-core processor notebook.

Movies and applications alike looked great on the bright, wide-aspect screen. The optional TrueLife coating ($29), included in the price we were quoted for this laptop, adds 10 percent more contrast than a standard antiglare coating. Graphics editors and spreadsheet jockeys may want to opt for the higher-pixel-density WSXGA 1680-by-1050-pixel screen ($80 more).

The Inspiron E1505 battery is well designed overall. The tricolor E line’s cheerful white trim makes it stand out in a sea of black-and-silver notebooks. Despite its slightly hard keystroke, I found typing a pleasure, in no small part due to the big touchpad and the mouse buttons, which depress deeply into the case.

After review, NotebookReview said “The Dell Inspiron e1505 is a fairly run-of-the mill notebook for a bargain price, but it offers a few surprises. The 2 GHz Core Duo CPU is rockin’ fast. Even with this performance, battery life was impressive, and 5+ hours should be possible with the optional 9-cell dell inspiron 6400 battery. My only real gripe is with the screen. The slight shimmer, light leakage, and brightness that seems like it’s turned down half a notch make it fall behind other notebooks. Still, the screen is better than most bargain notebooks, and better than anything from a few years ago. It’s also very sharp and high resolution. This, along with the nice keyboard, makes for a positive ergonomic experience.”

The E1505s start out at $629 while being nicely equipped. The default CPU is the 1.73GHz Intel Core Duo T2250 which would work well for the average user. If you want more power, you can upgrade to Intel's latest processor family, the Core 2 Duo. The baseline 1.66GHz Core 2 Duo T5500 is $100 over the starting price and faster Core 2 Duos go up from there.

Dell inspiron 1521 battery includes a serviceable 512 MB of RAM at baseline, with 1 GB available at just $65 more. Going with just the Core Duo processor and this amount of RAM, the E1505 will be a stalwart portable computer for everything from basic office tasks to more intensive operations such as handling large graphics and video.



Specifications:

• Type: General Purpose, Media, Value
• Operating System: MS Windows XP Media Center
• Processor Name: Intel Core Duo T2300
• Processor Speed: 1.67 GHz
• RAM: 1 GB
• Weight: 6.6 lb
• Screen Size: 15.4 inches
• Screen Size Type: widescreen
• Graphics Card: ATI Mobility Radeon X1300
• Storage Capacity: 80 GB
• Networking Options: 802.11a/g
• Primary Optical Drive: Dual-Layer DVD+/-RW

The first thing to notice from this Dell Inspiron e1505 review is the screen size. The e1505 is the mid-sized version in this series of Dell laptops. This means that it offers a 15.4-inch widescreen display.
 
This size screen is perfect for those that are looking for a screen that isn't too big but still is very portable. Another big advantage to the 15.4-inch screen is its price.

The Dell Inspiron e1505 is the cheapest of the the dell inspiron 6400 battery, e1505, e1705 series. This is probably the biggest reason for choosing this laptop. It is also our choice for the best college student laptop. You get a quality laptop at a very affordable price.

Preinstalled software includes Corel Photo Center and Windows Digital Media Enhancements, which includes Windows Party Mode, a full-screen skin that transforms your computer into a jukebox. Dell MediaDirect allows users to access movies, music, photos, and video without needing to boot into Windows. If you want a TV tuner to complete the multimedia experience, you'll need to fork over an additional $130, which also gets you a remote control.

Connectivity options abound: four USB ports, S-Video, FireWire, a 5-in-1 media card reader, and a VGA connection are available for attaching peripherals. The dell inspiron 1501 battery also features optional Bluetooth ($49) for syncing with certain phones and for pairing a wireless headset with the notebook for making Skype calls.

Dell's Inspiron E1505 recently got an upgrade to its processor offering the newer Intel Core 2 Duo T7200 dual core processor. This lets the system support the upcoming 64-bit version of Windows Vista and also helps with the battery life somewhat over the older Core Duo. The problem is Dell chose to use slower PC2-4200 DDR memory instead of the better suited PC2-5300 DDR. This holds back the system from what it could be.

Expandability is somewhat limited. The dell 6400 battery is user upgradable, with both the hard drive and memory chips in accessible bottom compartments. However, docking is nothing fancy, with only a couple of options--the better one being a screen stand port replicator, a $103 extra. (You must provide the wireless keyboard and mouse.)

All in all, Dell has another winner in the souped-up E1505. Though not for gamers, the E1505 is a strong contender for your consumer dollar.

If you are planing watching videos on your laptop, Dell Vostro 1700 is a perfect choice due to the big 17″ LCD screen. It’s also good for games because of the good graphic card – Nvidia 8600M GT, plus Core 2 Duo processor. However, the dimensions and configuration of the home-video laptop has a price: it is big and heavy. Anyone concerned with battery life should probably not be looking at something as big as the Vostro 1700 battery. To open it up you need two hands. The design offered by Dell on this model is completely black.

Excellent features and some great function! That is what could be said about Dell Vostro 1710, which has the eligibility to take the market by storm. This desktop replacement notebook comes with 17 inch display, having true Life features and picture resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels. The dimensions of this laptop are 15.5 x 11.3 x 1.7 inches and boasts of the weight of 8.8 pounds.

The laptop has created a long list of customers with some magnificent features like Intel Core 2 Duo or Celeron processor and optical device in the form of DVD burner. With cache memory of 4 GB and RAM of up to 4 GB, this laptop offers some great functionality to end user. You may also find enormous apace in the form of two hard drives of 320 GB each.

The accessories integrated with this design include stereo speakers, numeric keyboard and microphones. Also, there is inclusion of 1.3-MP camera in this wonderful design. Intel GMA X3100 and 256 MB Nvidia GeForce 8600M GT is provided the space to support graphics in this Dell notebook.

Other salient features of Dell Vostro 1710 battery are 56k modem, multiple USB ports, wireless options and Bluetooth connectivity as well.

Thus, you are left with no way to resist this professional notebook for your personal as well as professional use.



Specifications:
•    Core 2 Duo T5470 (1.6Ghz, 2MB L2 Cache, 800MHz FSB)
•    14.1” Wide Screen XGA LCD Display with TrueLife
•    1GB DDR2 667Mhz
•    128MB Nvidia Geforce 8400GS
•    120GB 5400RPM SATA
•    Genuine Windows Vista Home Basic
•    Integrated 10/100 Network Card and Modem
•    8x CD/DVD Burner w/ double layer DVD+ write capability
•    Integrated High Definition Audtio
•    Dell Wireless 1390 802.11g Wi-Fi Mini Card
•    Integrated 2.0 mega pixel web camera
•    85 WHr 9-cell Ion Primary Battery
•    Dell Wireless 355 Bluetooth Internal (2.0 + Enhanced Data Rate)
•    1 Year Limited Hardware Warranty with Mail-in Service

Intel Core 2 Duo T5270 (1.4GHz, 2MB L2 Cache, 800MHz FSB), Vista Business, 17" Wide Screen XGA+ LCD Display with TrueLife, 2GB SDRAM, 320G 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive, 8X CD/DVD Burner w/ double-layer DVD+R write capability, Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100, 802.11a/g Wi-Fi Mini Card, 56 WHr 6-cell Lithium Ion Primary dell latitude d820 battery, 2 Year Limited Hardware Warranty and 2 Year NBD On-Site Service.

Vostro 1700 has finally arrived in my office today. A friend in the US ordered this laptop for me from Dell last October 10 and received it on October 30. Then on November 9 he sent the laptop in a balikbayan box package through Forexworld. Forexworld, btw, is a shipping company with headquarters in the US that ships packages to the Philippines hp pavilion dv2630ea battery. It took 48 days to deliver the package from Forexworld warehouse to my address. It came earlier than I expected. The shipping costs $135 only and I didn’t have to pay any taxes since it is in a balikbayan box. At first I was hesitant to send this through a balikbayan box but Forexworld did a good job on delivering my new laptop in one piece.

The horizontal viewing angles are very good, but a couple of degrees up or down and most colors look differently. The sound system can be turned very laud adding more to the “home cinema” effect on a laptop. Overall Vostro 1700 is well suited for all kind of applications, performing well in any situation. Generally very quiet, it gets very hot at the bottom. The keyboard is solid and complete, but it will take a while to get used to “where is Delete button?” – some buttons that on normal PC computers are founded down-rigth, at Dell laptops are placed up-right.

Compared to the size of this notebook, the touchpad is really small – if you don’t have small fingers, you will end up with your fingers in the scrolling area olympus li-12b battery. 3 USB ports, the modem connection and the S-Video output are located at the back, wireless switch and the ExpressCard slot at the left, headphones/microphone connections, DVD drive, 8-in-1 memory card reader, IEEE 1394 (Firewire), an external monitor output, Ethernet port and two more USB ports at the right.

I purchased the Dell Inspiron 1545 battery back in January for my daughter's birthday. I had a limited budget but wanted to get her something with decent enough spec for playing computer games should she wish to do this, and a large hard drive as she is a big fan of making videos on her digital camera and downloading music - two things which can eat up hard drive space.

I did a fair bit of research before purchasing and decided I wanted to get the best spec I possibly could for my money and the Inspiron ticked all the boxes. I paid £399 in January 2009 in Currys for the laptop which was the absolute limit on my budget.
The Dell I purchased has a dark blue coloured lid, however the rest of it is a shiny piano black which looks lovely. I would have preferred metal for the mousepad area - it feels sturdier and doesn't seem to attract the dust the way the piano black plastic does - however that's a small quibble. The screen is widescreen and measures 15.6 inches and overall it's pretty lightweight and easy to carry about if you wish to do so.

So - what came in the box?
As well as the laptop there was an instruction manual, mains lead, Dell restoration CD-ROMs and a CD-ROM for Works 9.

The laptop had Windows Vista Premium pre-installed - and I worried that this might be a challenge for me as it was my introduction to Vista - however setting the machine up was a piece of cake.
I merely switched it on and dealt with a few prompts as Vista set up and then the computer was up and running. It has wifi installed and this picked up my wireless connection without any problems - and once I entered the security details for my network we were home and dry and online in no time!

When I was researching laptops I learned that you really need a minimum of 2GB RAM to run Vista properly, so this was another factor to consider when deciding the spec I needed for her laptop.
The laptop had a trial version of MacAfee installed but I decided to ignore this and installed AVG instead as my daughter is more familiar with it. I also decided to install the Works program that came with the dell 1x793 battery laptop rather than Office as she really only needs a word processing program at the moment. I was concerned she may find it hard to use at first but we had no such worries.

What I really noticed about this little beauty was the speed - it loads really quickly and smoothly. The processor is an Intel Core 2 Duo 2.00 Ghz and there is 3GB RAM. This combination makes the Inspiron easily the fastest computer in the house - making me green with envy!
So onto the litmus test - did my daughter like it? Well yes - she loved it! She was really pleased to have this compact little laptop in her bedroom instead of the old desktop computer she had had in the past. She loved how she didn't need a wireless adaptor, the speed, and everything about it! The laptop has a large hard drive of 250 GB but this is half full already - just over 3 months since she got it, so I can foresee me having to get an external hard drive for her in the future.

I had worried about her learning how to use Vista, but like all 12 year olds, she picked it up far quicker than I did, so my fears were unfounded.
There are three USB ports, which so far I have found sufficient. The laptop does have speakers but they are a bit on the tinny side and given my daughter listens to a lot of music on her computer, I got her some USB powered speakers which offer fantastic sound quality.

The laptop also has an integral SD card reader which is invaluable for my daughter as she can easily upload photos and videos from her camera and also copy music onto the SD card she uses in her new Nintendo DSi.
There is a CD/DVD RW drive which works a treat - my daughter thoroughly enjoys making music CDs up using it and has also burned the occasional DVD featuring some of her many video clips. She can also watch DVDs on the laptop but hasn't used the laptop this way - she prefers to watch her DVDs on TV. (Dell Latitude D630 battery , Dell XPS M1730 battery)It also came with Windows Media Center already installed which was an extra bonus as my daughter was already familiar with this from her old desktop computer and was delighted to still be able to use it for her videos, photos and music.

The Inspiron I purchased does not have a built-in webcam but this feature is available on some models.
The one thing we haven't tested is the battery life - Dell claim it's 2 hours however. As my daughter hasn't removed it from her bedroom since she got it I cannot tell you for sure. As she just recently broke the screen on my Samsung laptop, resulting in a large repair bill, she is probably too scared to move this one!

I am really pleased with the Dell Inspiron 1545 laptop battery and think it's a really good buy for children or students as it's easy to use, fast to load and has a large hard drive but is available at a good price for the spec offered.
I do advise getting some half decent speakers to use with it however and cleaning it regularly - the piano black doesn't half attract the dust and show up fingerprints.

Overall this is a good machine for the money and it can be found in various outlets right now, including Currys, Tesco and Dell online.