Dell Inspiron 8000 Series

Pros: Easy installation of Kubuntu Linux (32-bit) on Dell Inspiron 8000.
Cons: None.

This computer came pre-installed with Windows 2000 Pro, which is not a terrible OS. It is slow, however.Still, like all things Windows, it eventually got hit with something. A virus, a trojan, a "malicious update" installed by Microsoft itself. ...

Pros: Endless options, features, all too numerous to count in 15 words.
Cons: The internet explorer error I encountered when I first turned it on...

We just got our computer in the mail, not three days ago. Its specifically, a Dell Inspiron 8100. The only gripe about it I have yet, is the fact that it has Windows ME on it, but I hope to remedy that soon enough. The first time I turned it on and...

Pros: Lots of power, long battery life, modular bay, decent RAM limit, mini-PCI...
Cons: None.

I bought my I8K a year ago, and I love it! I have had no problems with it, and I have been giving it hell. I have never seen a computer (except its brother, a DEll XPS T750) work so hard.
I have never drained my batteries, even using multiple...

Pros: Mobile Game Play & a cracking looking computer.
Cons: Well... size and Moore's Law

Boy did I research this one with its price tag. Was it worth it?

Well firstly Moore's Law ( a founder member of Intel): Every 18 months the speed of processors will double while the price will half.

In other words if you wait 18...

Pros: Ease of use, unmatched tech support, great options
Cons: expensive

Dell's Inspiron 8000 has yet to be matched by other computer manufacturers. With its wide range of peripherals and input devices, the Inspiron 8000 burns all other competition. Right from the boot, the Inspiron comes with an S-video output to connect...

Pros: It's a lot more powerful than my previous desktop.
Cons: It's a bit heavy like everyone has said.

While the average price listed for this model is about $2800, I bought my Inspiron 8000 from the Dell Refurbished website and got the laptop(with 128MbRAM, 10G HD and P3-600) plus the advanced port replicator and a 17inch monitor for under $1700.
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Pros: 15" screen, Pentium 3 850MHZ, Up to 512MB ram, Up to 32GB
Cons: Price is a little to high, A little bit heavy

The amazingly full packed Dell Inspiron 8000 is just like a desktop thats portable. This powerhouse is made of a Pentium 3 processor with up to 850MHZ, up to 512MB of ram, and up to 32GB of hard drive space. This also has an amazingly clear cut screen of...

Pros: great service, great product, best on the market
Cons: NONE

After reviewing a lot of different laptops on the market, my choice was with dell. I had bought a lot of computer equipment in my time, especially from computer shows, and 3rd party vendors. I never imagined myself buying a name brand PC or anything...

Pros: Fast and has a hug monitor
Cons: it weighs a lot

I give it only 3 stars because it doesnt delivery on the primary premise of a notebook - mobility, its weight is just too much!!

I bought this notebook about six months ago and for the most part I love it. The 15" screen is simply superb,...

Pros: Great for lots of multimedia, playing DVDs, burns CDs really well, excellent customer service support
Cons: On the heavier side, battery quality deteriorates

For years my family has always bought Dell computers. When I decided to purchase my laptop for college, I knew what I wanted. I went online and chose a Dell Inspiron 8000. It's great. I download a lot of mp3's and the system runs them really well. I...

Pros: Customizable, works very well, Dell has excellent customer service
Cons: Might run into technical problems sometimes, a little bit heavier compared to some laptops

This laptop is definitely one of the best decisions I've made. Since it was customizable, I was able to choose exactly what I wanted, and what I didn't need. I ran into a problem with the display screen a little bit after I purchased my laptop, but...

Pros: speed, performance, compatibility with other Dell laptops
Cons: weight, size

this laptop is like a desktop you can take with you anywhere you want to go. It offers many different options and is easy to upgrade later. I recently upgrade my memory within minutes and gave the old memory chip to my brother who has an Inspiron 4000...