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Dell Inspiron 7500 |
| Date: |
14/08/01 (1168 review reads) |
| Rating: |
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Advantages: Large screen for a laptop, Copes with anything!, No extra attachments
Disadvantages: Bulky, Heavy
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 with a nifty little cable that means you can link your Dell to your TV, turning it into a DVD player!! A year on and I have had no problems with any of the hardware. I use software that makes the system work hard (Adobe Photoshop, Dreamweaver, etc) and the Dell Inspiron 7500 takes it all in it's stride. I have now been provided with a laptop for work use, but I regularly seem to end up using my own. With some many new moves forward in IT and the new Ghtz processors I thought that I might find myself becoming envious of these new funky machines, but no. The Dell Inspiron 7500 will last me until it, or I die!
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- 14/08/01 More detail would make this a useful op but you give us the basic technical details about the machine. does it coem ready set up, what softwarecame with it, how good is at at certain things etc |
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- 14/08/01 You obviously like this Laptop! I might just take a look. |
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