Dell Inspiron 7500

I am using a Dell Inspiron 7500 Laptop. As far as I am concerned this is the best laptop money can buy. It has a massive 15.4” screen with very good graphics resolution, this screen is just like using a desktop computer, a long way from the old laptops where you have a tiny screen with a large rim on plastic to make up the size. It comes with a DVD and Floppy disk built in so there are no bits and pieces to be plugged into the back I also use a Xircom combo card to give me 56K modem and 10/100 network connectivity. I use this laptop mostly for my work as I sometimes have to travel around, but I do play games on it in my own time and it can cope ...  Read the complete review

A year ago I needed to purchase a laptop. With my previous job I had been provided with one, but was entering a job where I needed one. I began to scout around for a reliable, but 'able to cope with anything' laptop. Dell have a good reputation and I have had dealings with them in the past, so I looked at their products. They also offer a very good financial service, and as I knew this wasn't going to be cheap I took full advantage of this. My 7500 is PIII 600mhz processor, 128mb, 13gb hard drive, internal modem, DVD/CDrom drive and floppy. Everything is inbuilt, no extra attachments are needed. You are provided ...  Read the complete review

Desktop or Laptop... If that's the conundrum you face, then I think you'll find the answer in Dell's powerful yet portable Inspiron 7500. The specification is pretty amazing when you think about what a laptop used to be like. My spec is Pentium III 650MHz, 128MB ram, 18GB hard drive, 15.4" screen, running comfortably at 1280 * 1024. It's not the lightest of laptops by any means, and there's the compromise. If you want a portable machine only, you'll want something a little less weighty, but if you want a desktop machine that's portable, then it's certainly a credible desktop that you can take anywhere. The ...  Read the complete review

This beautifully crafted Laptop is a real workhorse. Looking like an early laptop in size and dimention, it has been observed that it could well be off a Blake 7 filmset! (but for good reason . . ) Without doubt one of the best features of this product is the screen. At a whopping 15.7 inches, running up to a 1600x1200 resolution, what it lacks in beauty it makes up for in grace. The P3 processor makes the system very nippy and with 128 megs of ram there is very little that troubles this beast. The keyboard is well designed and nicely sprung, the case robust and the array of cards and ports excellent. With video out straight into the TV, the ...  Read the complete review