dell laptop review

The Dell Inspiron Special Edition series promises a compelling multimedia experience along with a few extra bells and whistles. While not as svelte as Dell's XPS notebooks, the 15R SE (starting at $799) delivers more power and premium features than the...

When it comes time to make repairs to your Dell Latitude E4200, knowing how to disassemble the keyboard mount is important. Whether you are removing the keyboard to replace the components installed beneath or replacing the Dell Latitiude E4200 Keyboard...

Dell's Latitude line of productivity-oriented laptops have long been popular with the business crowd because they provide a strong combination of performance and endurance with an added dose of style to boot. The 14-inch Dell Latitude E6430 continues...

Dell's Inspiron notebooks have long offered a solid computing experience at a good price, and the $599 Inspiron 15R is no exception to the rule. Pulling together an appealing and customizable design, a third-gen Core i5 processor and a robust collection...

The Inspiron 17R Special Edition is like a Toyota decked out with all the bells and whistles. While it's not as sleek as Dell's Lexus-like XPS, this 17-incher does have a lot of power and premium features under the hood. For $1,099, you get a quad-core...

The print screen button is found on all standard keyboards, including Dell laptop keyboard . The print screen button is located on the top right side of the keyboard. On Dell laptops the print screen button shares the button with the Insert function....

After months of rumors, Dell enters the mini-notebook market with its long-anticipated Inspiron Mini 9. Dell took its time releasing its own netbook, and it is clear they spent the extra days and hours getting (nearly) everything just right. With a small...

Dell made a serious effort in 2007 to listen to customer feedback criticizing Dell’s older, thick and heavy laptops. The result was the amazingly thin and light XPS M1330, one of the sexiest looking notebooks of 2007. The new Dell XPS M1530 is an impressive...

Decent build quality, a stylish design, good usability, impressive specifications, all the connectivity you could ever want and some of the best speakers to be found on a laptop make a strong case for Dell's new XPS 17. Only its distinctly underwhelming...

The Dell Inspiron 1501 is a 15.4" widescreen notebook now available with the AMD Sempron, Turion or Turion X2 processor. The Inspiron 1501 has a subset of the Intel based Inspiron e1505 features and carries the same basic design and build as that popular...