Pros: Design, speed, stability, included recovery disks Cons: Price
Being a student, I was looking at the lower-end Dell laptops (Inspiron 3800 series). But because Dell plays so many pricing games, I was eventually able to get an Inspiron 5000e at a great price, with all of the features I wanted.
Pros: Reliability, Tech Support, Great Screen, Performance, Ease of Use Cons: Only one USB port, some what heavy
I purchased this computer last October after doing a lot of research of laptops on the market. Dell has done a great job of manufacturing and supporting their laptops, and after reading all the reviews and looking at many computers first hand, I chose...
Pros: Incredible screen! Well equipped & fast. Dell outlet is a great deal! Cons: Shipped with one dead pixel. Limited choices of OS.
Mine is a P3-800 mhz powerhouse and the 15.1" UXGA screen is BEAUTIFUL. It'll display 1600x1200 but looks great set at 1280x1040. Searching the refurbished Dell Outlet pages of the Dell website, I found tons of Inspiron notebooks. The inventory...
I've held back on buying my own laptop for a long time now, relying instead on my multiple tower systems at home and using an employer-supplied "laptop" on business trips. I got so frustrated with my company laptop that I quit carrying it. "Give me an...
Pros: Powerful, nice looking, good value. Cons: Intel chips always drag great products down.
I purchased a Dell Inspiron 5000e because I wanted something else to play with. Ok, not the best reason to buy a $3,000 laptop, but a reason. Dell beat their estimated ship date by over a week. I bought a Gateway desktop system earlier in the year and...
Pros: Display, portability, convenience Cons: Possible service problems
I purchased my Dell Inspiron 5000e because I wanted to have a portable desktop. I travel fairly frequently and having all of my at-home files available to me was appealing.
There are many benefits to this laptop, therefore there are many...
This laptop is great... This is the 5000e which is an upgrade from the 5000... They took out every bug and made this into a killer laptop... It is the laptop that I have bought for everyone in the company and suggested to a few friends...
Pros: Sleek business look/feel (none of that toy look). Good compatible components. Cons: Some construction weaknesses. Some parts failed. No ethernet built in.
The Dell Inspiron 5000e was my second laptop computer purchase. My first purchase was a Compaq Presario configured similarly (minus $200). The compaq looks fairly good, and I could use the CD player without turning on the computer. The excitement...
Pros: Excellent Refurbished Price, High Quality Visual In Every Respect Cons: "Monitor Off" Power Saving Feature Gives Me Trouble - Can Be Disabled, Sound Capabilities Not As Advertised, Terrible Tech. Support
First I would like to highlight and be more specific about the specifications of the system I purchased:
- Pentium III 750Mhz SpeedStep Technology
- 192 MB RAM
- 20GB, 7200RPM Hard Drive
- ATI Rage Video Card, AGP 2x, 16MB Video...
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