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Dell XPS 15 (L521x) with Intel’s Ivy Bridge Specs and Pictures Emerge
Information on Dell’s XPS 15 2012 update are beginning to emerge thanks to various leak sources on the web. The upcoming XPS 15 will carry the model number L521x and is expected to be released during the late April to early May time frame. The new model...
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Dell Inspiron 15R 1564 M501R N5010 Laptop Keyboard Skin Cover Protector
Dell Inspiron 15R 1564 M501R N5010 Laptop Keyboard Skin Cover Protector Feature: 1. 100% Brand New OEM and High Quality 2. Waterproof and dustproof, protect your laptop against spills, dust,and other contaminants 3. Removable and washable, the free cleaning...
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Dell Inspiron 17R (N7110) Review
Pros Huge battery, long battery life. Nice design. WiDi2. Minimal bloatware. Some 3D graphics performance. Automatic graphics switching technology. Bluetooth.USB 3.0. SWITCH lids. Cons No 1080p HD resolution. Slow 5,400rpm hard drive. Bottom Line The...
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Dell Vostro 1510 Review
After last year's successful launch of the new Vostro line of computers targeted at small businesses, Dell made a serious effort to listen to customer feedback criticizing Dell's thick and heavy laptops. The result was a bold revision of the Vostro line...
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Dell Vostro 1320 Review
The Dell Vostro 1320 is a 13.3” screen small business targeted laptop with a budget friendly price tag of $549 before promotions and discounts. The Vostro 1320 is a replacement for the older Vostro 1310 and features a professional and classy black glossy...
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Dell Latitude XT3 Review
For many businesses in vertical markets like health care or shipping, a simple iPad or Android tablet just won't do. To run all their custom Windows software on a touch-friendly device, these companies prefer convertibles with screens that swivel 180...
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Review of Dell Inspiron N5110
The latest generation of the Dell Inspiron 15R (the N5110) features Intel's "Sandy Bridge" Core processors and your choice of surprisingly powerful integrated graphics or AMD Radeon discrete graphics for gaming, all wrapped in a stylish notebook with...
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Alienware M17x R4 (2012) Review
With the fourth installment in any series, be it books, movies or a TV show, its creator has to guard against reproducing more of the same. Fortunately, Alienware has avoided that sense of ennui with the M17x R4. While it looks the same as last year,...
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Dell Inspiron 15R 5520 Review
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...
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Dell XPS 15 (L521X) Review
If you think the 15-inch Apple MacBook Pro is cool but you want a Windows PC with a slightly softer touch then the Dell XPS 15 might be just the notebook you need. Keep reading to find out more. Overview The XPS brand has enjoyed a long and colorful existence...
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Dell Latitude E6430s Review
The Dell Latitude E6430sis a triple threat for business notebook shoppers. It sports a strong yet compact metal chassis, promises speedy performance (thanks to an SSD) and has a long-lasting battery for traveling professionals. The E6430s also has plenty...
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Dell Latitude 2120 Review
Once just a consumer's gadget, netbooks have found a market in the business world as well as among educators. Today we look at Dell's offering, the Latitude 2120 featuring a 10-inch display and eight hours of battery life. These are rank-and-file specifications...
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Dell Latitude E6430 Review
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...
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Review of Dell Inspiron Mini 9
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...
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Dell Latitude E6420 XFR Review
To say the 14-inch Dell Latitude E6420 XFR could take a licking would be an understatement. The fully rugged MIL-STD tested notebook can withstand anything from 6-foot drops to wind-blown rain, making it ideal for those working in hazardous locations....
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Dell Latitude E6220 Review
Designed to withstand more abuse than the typical business notebook, the 12.5-inch Dell Latitude E6220 packs plenty of performance into a durable and light 3.6-pound design. With its amazingly tactile keyboard, blistering SSD, and striking tri-metal design,...
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Dell Precision M6400 Review
The Precision M6400 is a mobile workstation that offers the latest in fast hardware to crunch data for design, animation and engineering users. Residing in its aluminium chassis are an Intel Core 2 Extreme CPU, NVIDIA Quadro graphics, 4GB of RAM and 500GB...
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Dell Studio 17 (Core i7) Review
Bleeding-edge performance at a reasonable price. That’s what Dell delivers in the Studio 17, a $1,164, 17.3-inch multimedia laptop. For hundreds of dollars less than other quad-core systems, it offers comparable speed and even better battery life. The...
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Dell Latitude E6510 Review
Technical Specifications Dell Latitude E6510 Dell Latitude E6510 Review Durability, security, and performance. That's what any business notebook shopper is looking for in a good workhorse. And the 15.6-inch Latitude E6510 delivers all of the above, starting...
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Dell Inspiron Mini 10 (T-Mobile) Review
T-Mobile is very late to the 3G netbook party, but its first entry is the cheapest you’ll find on any network in terms of total cost of ownership. How much cheaper? The data plan for the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 with T-Mobile webConnect ($199 with two-year...
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Dell Vostro 3750 laptop review
Dell's Vostro range is deliberately pitched at small business users on the go, but thanks to the new generation of Sandy Bridge CPUs, consumers into general entertainment will also find that several models function quite happily as entertainment centres...
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Dell XPS 12 Review
Dell has revived a design that was ahead of its time for an operating system whose time has finally come. The XPS 12 ($1,199 as tested) uses the same innovative flip-screen design as the 2010 Inspiron Duo, but now it's paired with a Windows 8 experience...
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Dell Latitude E5530 Review
With its heavy-duty metal chassis and long battery life, the Dell Latitude E5530 is built to soldier through physical punishment and long stretches without needing on an outlet. Starting at $499 ($1,178 as tested), this 15-inch system features a Core...
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Dell Inspiron 15R SE 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...
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Dell Inspiron 17R SE 7720 Review
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...