Dell Laptop Reviews

"Dell, after a long time, finally extends the Vostro product line with the 13-inch 1320, 15-inch 1520 and the 17-inch 1720...Now finally Dell adds not one, not two, but three new notebooks to the Vostro family – the 13.3-inch 1320, the 15.4-inch 1520 and finally the 17-inch 1720...Main characteristic of Dell is that it lets the customers customise the machines that they are going to buy...The WiFi uses b/g like the 1520 and unlike the 1320..." read more »

"With a 13.3” display and a starting weight of only 4.1 lbs/1.86 kg 2 , the Vostro 1320 is compact and lightweight...Focus more on your business and less on IT by using the optional Dell PC Installation & Data Migration Services to install and configure your PC, server, and network equipment or software and migrates data from one system to another all while at your location..." read more »

"Superbly crafted for a demanding home office, the 1720 has a full-size keyboard with a separate number pad...The 1720's weight (8.7 pounds) makes it a less-than-ideal notebook for the road...Configured with a 2-GHz Core 2 Duo T7300 processor, 2GB of RAM, and an nVidia GeForce 8600M GT graphics card, the 1720 proved an agile workhorse and gaming machine...The 1720 kicked booty in our gaming tests, producing 116 frames per second playing Far Cry at 1024 by 768 resolution..." read more »

"Fast for a budget laptop...Dedicated graphics not an option Productivity apps not bundled...If you don't like the specifications of the particular Dell Inspiron 1525 we tested, you can easily configure your own online...Our review unit will please those for whom good performance is a priority...About the only thing the Inspiron 1525 can't handle is 3D graphics...The 1525 is wedge-shaped but svelte at 6 pounds, including a 15.4-inch..." read more »

"The E6400 continues its use of magnesium alloys but gives the case a trendy brushed-aluminum look...There are red and blue configurations for the E6400, as well, because not every working professional dresses in conservative attire...The E6400 weighs 5.6 pounds with its 9-cell battery...A wide selection of features makes the E6400 as versatile as the 6930p and the T400...Because of the lower-clocked processor, the E6400's SYSmark 2007 Preview Overall score wasn't as impressive as the T400's and the 6930p's, trailing the latter pair by 16 and 18 percent, respectively..." read more »

"Sleek and sexy Well-designed LCD panel Great performance Fantastic battery life Presence of HDMI...Only two USB ports Graphics chipset could have been more powerful...Apart from being stylish and sleek, the XPS M1330 is also a powerful performer...We put the XPS M1330 through the regular series of tests i.e...The 3DMark06 score was 1703, which is quite good for this chipset...The XPS M1330 is a complete package......" read more »

"The Studio 15's styling is also a tribute to the XPS M1530...As it stands now, the Studio line consists of the 15 and the Studio 1735 17-inch widescreen...A wide array of upgradable features makes the 15 shine...At least Dell offers it as an option on the 15...Performance-wise, the 15 and the MacBook Pro 15-inch (Penryn) are worthy adversaries, with the slight edge going to the 15..." read more »

"Upscale design with leather trim, backlit keyboard, and edge-to-edge screen glass....Bulky for a 13-inch laptop; weak battery life....Ordering direct from Dell (where the system is called the Studio XPS 13), you can get a thinner LED display for an extra $125...Comparing these reviews to 163904 other Laptops reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 95/100 = Excellent......" read more »

"Attractive design Outstanding performance Sharp, colorful RGB-LED display HDMI and DisplayPort connections Backlit keyboard...Visible hinge screws Display kicks back heavy reflections...The 16-inch Studio XPS 16 dazzles with a first-of-its-kind RGB-LED screen option—which bursts with colors and offers wide viewing angles—and a sleek glossy black design, complete with leather accents...The Studio XPS 16’s slick aesthetic begins with its eye-catching..." read more »

"Overall, the Dell Vostro 1510 is a solid budget notebook with clean looks and acceptable performance...the edges are sharp and could be smoother or more rounded, the case feels hollow and flimsy compared to the earlier Vostros, the touchpad button placement is bad, keyboard suffers from significant flex...If you just need a basic notebook for school that will certainly last you for 3-years and don’t have a huge budget then the Vostro 1510 can be a good choice...However, if you’ll be using the Vostro 1510 mostly in your dorm room or apartment, then it’s a great size to have and easy just to carry around your living space or back home..." read more »