Dell Dimension 2350 (D235RL) PC Desktop

Pros: Low price and included DDR memory!
Cons: Built cheap with not much upgrade available!

The Dell Dimension 2350 Series is for the person wanting a Dell on a budget price.

Base Model
The base mode starts at $499 and includes an Intel Celeron 2.0 GHz processor, 128MB of shared DDR memory, a 48x CD-Rom, a 30GB hard...

Pros: Dell Dimensions 2350 is a great computer for the budget family.
Cons: Can get costly. So be careful with what you order!

As in my review about www.dell4me.com found here: http://www.epinions.com/content_97949093508 I promised to write about our new computer. This computer is just right for our home computer needs.

The...

Pros: Fast, easy and looks good.
Cons: None so far

I bought this computer just a couple of weeks ago, so I have yet to find any cons with it. In fact I like it quite a bit. It was, like all computers, expensive, but I think I got my money worth.

I changed some options from the stock 2350 and...

Pros: Great Deal, Excellent Quality, Reliable, Customer support
Cons: Does not include much useful software

I was in the market recently for a new computer and I thought it only made sense to go to the now largest maker of the desktops. I thought their price for the 2300 was good at 399 (plus shipping), but I decided instead to get a Refurbished 2350. It...

Pros: Big Bang for the Buck! Sharp and Fast!
Cons: Only 128mb memory.

I bought this computer in December, 2003, and I love it! I'm updating this review mostly to note the difference the 256mb of additional memory I installed has made. While relatively fast with only 128mb, my pc would often bog down and freeze up while...

Pros: Inexpensive, easy to install, fast, good initial support
Cons: Poor graphics from on-board Intel AGP chip for 17" LCD monitors.

I bought this as a step up from my AMD450 generic computer and have been pleasantly surprised. I decided to go as cheap as possible: 1.8Ghz Celeron processor, no monitor (I have an NEC LCD 1700M+), but upgrade to 256MB ram and Windows XP Pro. Package...

Pros: Cheap, disposable
Cons: Poor architecture, Old Technology, Old New parts.

Wow A computer for $499. You know most people don't care what a computer does as long as it i ...

Pros: great graphics, great sound, great usage, great deal
Cons: none!

Dell brags to have award winning support, and this is too true! Their technical service staff consists of people who are knowledgable of PC's and are overly friendly. They apologize for all technical issues you are having and do all they can to help ...

Pros: Great value.
Cons: Unpublished system limitations.

I purchased a Dimension 2350 for a friend looking to upgrade an older system. Her requirements for a new system were fairly modest. The Dimension 2350 came with a 1.8 GHz Pentium 4, 17" monitor, 128 MB RAM (buying extra RAM through Dell is very...

Pros: Powerful, versatile, reliable and looks good.
Cons: None so far.

I ordered the Dimension 2350 with a 15" flat panel monitor, 1.7 Ghz CPU, 30 gig Hard-Drive, 40X10X40 CD-RW, 256 DDR-Ram, Harmon/Kardon Speakers, and of course free shipping.

Shipping was very fast, I received the Dimension 2350 in less then 4...

Pros: great value for home office use
Cons: not for the gamers

Ordered my 2350 in Mid march, and it arrived before the end of the month as promised.

Bare bones was what I wanted. NOTHING added as I only use this machine to write business plans/spreadsheets, surf the net, touch up baby photos and...

Pros: Excellent price, 1-year on sight service FREE!
Cons: Needs more RAM, lengthy time required on tech support.

Bought a 2350 (with Celeron) for $399 (already had monitor), got "free" CD-RW upgrade. If you want a basic computer that can handle internet/email, word processing, spreadsheets, etc., this machine is an excellent buy. Not sure why the tech guy (one of ...

Pros: When it worked, it worked well.
Cons: Customer service is a nightmare!

So we'd never have to deal with their customer support again!! We first purchased our Dell in Jan. of 2002, and since we had moved to a small town, we had a PO box. Apparently they had mailed our bill to our physical address, and soon we came home to ...

Pros: Pricing (when on sale?). Ideal for non-gamers. Seems solid. Easy to open case.
Cons: Missing every feature required by gamers. Expandability. Last year architecture. Bad Monitor.

I got a 2400 in October 2003 on slight impulse seeing a Dell ad on Yahoo. From the small business section of Dell website: After doing some (also impulse) upgrading to 2.54GZ, 80gig HD, 48X-CDRW, 512meg DDR333, 17" monitor, XP Home, optical mouse, 1 year ...

Pros: Short tower design doesn't take up much room, Power light very visible, Easy access case.
Cons: Very noisy cooling fans, Slow speed, Not much room in case for adding new hardware.

I have had this computer since about 2002 and it works great for a while, but slows down fast. I have had to re-install Windows XP Home Edition 2 times since I bought it because of the way it gets slow. It is running ok right now because I just recently ...