Dell Inspiron 1545

I brought a Dell Inspiron 1545 Laptop directly from the Dell website on the 11th of June. It arrived in about 2 weeks directly to my door which was nice. It was well packed and every that was supposed to be there was there. *Specifications* Intel Core 2 Duo Processor 3gb RAM Vista Home Premium 250 GB hard drive In built Webcam It cost £399. There was a cheaper pre made package which was £349 although the processor wasn't as good and i wanted a better processor so i chose the slightly more expensive processor. You can build your own from £329 although it is cheaper to start with a pre made package and then upgrade ...  Read the complete review

I purchased the Dell Inspiron 1545 laptop 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 ...  Read the complete review

This computer is one of the more impressive laptops I have used in years. First, the appearance. I opted for the plain black option, although other, rather more artsy designs are available for those who prefer something a little more aesthetically pleasing. It is sleek, sharp and eye-catching. So far so good. Next, the tech specs. The processing power is more than sufficient for daily use with the T5800 chip; this together with the 3GB RAM means that Windows Vista is no challenge, a common problem with laptops. Don't expect to be doing very much movie-editing, however. The integrated webcam is more than adequate for skype and MSN usage, and ...  Read the complete review

The Dell Inspiron 1545 is provides great value for money. I bought this laptop after my 5 year old one died all of a sudden. It never crossed my mind to purchase a Dell laptop but once someone suggested browsing their site, I found just what I was after. The greatest advantage of buying a Dell laptop is that Dell allow you to build your own specification, enabling you to pick and choose what's important for your needs. After some chopping and changing I decided on the Inspiron 1545 spec. The first thing to say about the Inspiron 1545 is that it looks great and is finished well. With a range of colours available and a variety of finishes to pick ...  Read the complete review

(Cross-posted to ciao.co.uk) The Dell Inspiron 1545 is an easy to use entry level laptop. Unlike two years ago when I bought my previous laptop, you can now get a number of Dell computers (of which this is one) direct from high street retailers. This is good if you want it in a rush and want a nearby place to handle any issues, but has the disadvantage that you can't customise your laptop to your own requirements to the same extent that you can if you buy it direct from Dell (which takes several weeks). Because Dell are so good at allowing customisation, you need to be very careful when you buy that you actually get the one you need - they are not ...  Read the complete review