Tag archive: Inspiron

Computer maker Dell has taken the wraps off three new notebooks today, that consumer-oriented Inspiron 13x and Inspiron 14x, and the business-skewered Vostro V131. The Inspiron 13z and 14z take the “z” ultraportable distinction from the XPS 15z and aim to put it in more colorful and checkbook-friendly packaging. The new systems sport either second-generation Intel Core i3 or Core i5 processors, with the 13z sporting a 13.3-inch… Read More

Computer maker Dell has taken the wraps off a its new Inspiron R line of notebook computers, featuring second-generation Intel Core processors, 14-, 15-, and 17-inch screen sizes, and new “Switch” covers from Dell's Design Studio that enable customers to swap around the notebook's lids to change the look of their systems. “Our Inspiron R models equipped with 2nd generation Intel Core processors deliver the… Read More

In a slightly unusual move (perhaps intended to generate some buzz), computer maker Dell has announced that it plans to announce new Inspiron systems next week, with the new machines becoming available to consumers in the next six weeks. Dell promises the new Inspirons will pack plenty of horsepower with Intel's corrected Sandy Bridge second-generation Core series processors…and in April, the company will roll out a new ultra-slim… Read More

Computer maker Dell has officially launched the Inspiron duo, a new take on the convertible tablet PC that features a new flip-hinge design that enables the system to operate like a traditional notebook computer with a keyboard, a touchscreen tablet, or an entertainment PC just be reconfiguring the screen orientation. The Inspiron duo sports a 10.1-inch touchscreen display, runs Windows 7, and can be used with an optional dock with a media card… Read More

Computer maker Dell has taken the wraps of its Inspiron R-series of notebook computers, aiming squarely at home and family users as well as students with a set of highly-configurable notebooks. In addition to glossy case colors (with chrome accents), the new Inspiron R series also feature an Intel Wireless Display option that lets them connect to an HDTV for playing video and other media without messing with cables and dust bunnies.… Read More

Barely a couple months ago, computer maker Dell introduced the ultraportable Mini 9 netbook, designed to appeal t folks who want basic email, Web browsing, and social networking capability in as small (and cute) a package as possible. Now, it seems everything small is destined to get bigger again: today Dell announced the Inspiron Mini 12, which is basically the same idea as the Mini 9…but with a 12.1 inch display. Designed to… Read More

Computer maker Dell has rolled out the Inspiron 1525, a colorful series of 15.4-inch notebooks that now offer Blu-ray playback capabilities as an option…for starting prices under $1,000. Dell is offering both Blu-ray players (backward compatible with standard DVDs and CDs, of course) as well as a Blu-ray burner for backing up important data. The Inspiron 1525s sport a 1,280 by 800-pixel 15.4-inch LCD display, which is enough… Read More

Not only does Australia already beat the United States to the punch with cars like the Holden Monaro (which arrived stateside years later as the Pontiac GTO), it looks as if they’re beginning to edge Americans out electronics as well. Dell’s upcoming Inspiron 1525 notebook, still without a firm release date in the U.S., has cropped up on the Australian branch of the company’s site for pre-order. As expected, the Inspiron… Read More

Quote from the review: “Where entertainment on a notebook is concerned, audio and video capabilities are two essential aspects for those pursuing such performance machines. “Multimedia Delivery” is the key point here and what best to bring this to life than a striking combination of inspiring industrial design, seamless integration of intuitive software and performance components. The class of notebooks in discussion here… Read More

The 9200 measures only about 1.5 inches thick and weighs a little more than 7.5 pounds. The new notebook system is powered by Intel's Pentium M 7xx series processors. With its mobile optimized architecture and support for lower power technologies, the Inspiron 9200 delivers exceptional battery life of up to 3.4 hours with the standard 53WHr battery. The product includes an advanced graphics card that delivers an exceptional viewing… Read More

“Dell's Web site and customer service center sold the computers with adapters from September 1998 through February 2002 for $1,500 to $3,200. The adapters were manufactured in China and sold separately for $30 and $70. The recalled adapters were used primarily with Dell Latitude, Precision and Inspiron notebook personal computers. “ The systems affected include: — Latitude: CP, CPi, CPiA, CPtC, CPiR, CPxH, CPtV,… Read More

Based on core technology from the award-winning RADEON X800, MOBILITY RADEON 9800 is a powerhouse visual processor that blends the best of the desktop and mobile graphics world, to the ultimatebenefit of the user. MOBILITY RADEON 9800 is available from Dell on the Inspiron XPS in North America and the Inspiron 9100 in Europe. “Thanks to the new Mobility RADEON 9800, the Dell Inspiron XPS is the first laptop in the world with the power to… Read More

With a starting price of $799 and weighing less than 7lbs1, the Inspiron 1000 is marketed towards consumers and small business owners who need basic computing and productivity performance in an inexpensive notebook. The Inspiron 1000 is expertly configured by Dell to provide customers with a choice of different hardware options to best meet their specific needs. Customers also have the option to upgrade service, software and peripherals by… Read More

From Dell's press release: Available immediately, the Latitude D800, Inspiron 8600, and Dell Precision M60 mobile workstation can be configured with the fastest version of the new processor, the Intel Pentium M 755, featuring a 2.0GHz processor, 2MB Level 2 cache and 400MHz front side bus. A broad range of other Dell notebooks, including the Latitude D600, D505 and the Inspiron 600m, can be configured with a variety of the new… Read More

The Inspiron XPS is Dell's first notebook computer aimed exclusively at gaming enthusiasts. “We saw a condition with both the Inspiron XPS and the Inspiron 9100: we determined the root cause, fixed it, tested it, and it is now resolved. Shipments of the laptops were on hold but resumed last week,” Dell spokesperson Venancio Figueroa says. Read more at PC World