Dell laptops
By Alexis • Jun 15th, 2010 • Category: Laptops, Mobile Computer News
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Dell laptops follow the same design motif that Dell’s desktop line does by splitting the laptops into specific lines. The primary laptops found within Dell laptops include the Dell Inspiron, the Dell Studio series, with the beefy Dell XPS laptops being the most powerful of the bunch.
The Inspiron line
Within the Inspiron line, the mid-level Dell Inspiron N5010 has long been a top seller for the computer manufacturer and with good reason. At under £600 it’s priced below its inspired performance, sporting an Intel Core i5 430M configuration, clocking at 2.26GHz and 4GB RAM out of the gate.
The Studio Line
The Dell Studio line has long been considered superior in both build and capabilities when compared to the Dell Inspiron line, but recent additions in both categories have blurred the lines a little. The fairly expensive but very capable Dell Studio 1558 is a must have if price isn’t a factor, sporting a 15.6-inch display, an Intel Core i7 processor clocking in at 1,600GHz. If price is a factor, however, scaling back to the ever popular (but dated) Dell Studio 15 series is a viable option.
Dell XPS Line

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Dell doesn’t have too many variations of its XPS lineup unlike it does for the two ranges above. As such the company has historically able to focus all its resources into marketing one or two very powerful notebooks within this product category. Within the UK the quite uninspiring Dell Studio XPS 16 is the current beefy laptop the US manufacturer is punting. Almost as if Dell isn’t paying much attention to this notebook series in the UK, the recently updated laptop sports an Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 processor running at 2.2GHz with a paltry 2GB ram at a bloated £699. Steer clear. Unless you plan on going all the way up to the Intel Core i7-820QM configuration which, honestly, is priced too steeply, too.
Ubiquity equals accountability
The advantage products from companies like Dell offer is the vast support behind the sales. With a large network, you know that if you have any problems with your laptop, you can have it very quickly ironed out. Assuming that there is sufficient reason coupled with your liking Dell’s general aesthetics, you won’t go wrong with these laptops.
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