Dell Inspiron 530

First thing i thought when i got one of these Computers is that it looks good,nice size a decent midi tomwer coated in silver and black a new Look for Dell Maybe.The DVD Writer is Hidden by the Case with the flip down doors which make the case look quite nice there is also a Multi Format Memory Card Reader and a Spare 5.25" Drive Bay could be handy if you fancy getting a Blu Ray Drive in the future(Dell Charge Extra £150 For this). This computer Came with a 22" LCD nothing bad to say about it it seems perfect for what i use it for. The mouse and keyboard are both USB on it aswell because there is no PS2 Connections on the back of this PC ...  Read the complete review

Dell Inspiron 530 ~ My foray into Dell ~ Well, I put the mockers on it. I did a review on my old Advent, and spoke about how well it has performed, and suddenly the on/off switch is now sticking making turning it on a tad difficult. But fortunately I was unexpectedly given some money and so went scouting around for a new base unit. Eventually after a little hunting and comparison's made on various products within the budget I had, I decided to go for the Dell Inspiron 530 that was available through Tesco's. ~ First thoughts ~ The packaging was nicely done, with enough to fully protect the unit, but not so much as to be over ...  Read the complete review

I always a loyal customer to Dell brand. This Dell Inspiron 530 is my fourth desktop computer that I ever owned. This computer offers good value on price who looking for just basic computing functions. I wasn't expecting super game powerhouse, or fastest running machine from a PC. This Dell Inspiron just offers everything that I was looking for. Especially the Windows Vista Home premium edition was pre - installed to this system. This desktop tower has a nice design with slim feature. I like the color of gray and white on the side. It has 8 USB port which you can plug as much as USB - enabled peripherals device. I use 4 of them to connect to my printer, external ...  Read the complete review

Dell's budget boxes certainly ain't the prettiest PCs you'll set eyes upon, and they probably aren't the cheapest either. But, where Dell really come into their own is in terms of ease of ordering, efficiency and prompt service. Sure, a PC at this end of the market isn't going to get anybody very excited, and it is likely to be purchased just to sit under a desk and do a job. And that is what Dells do. This machine is likely to sit on/under your desk and provide many years of dishing up Office documents ad web pages, largely untouched and unnoticed. What more can you ask from a budget machine?! Looks wise, it is about as standard as a PC gets. ...  Read the complete review