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Dell Inspiron M301z, Thin Laptop with interesting bonus

Posted by admin on Monday Mar 7, 2011 Under Laptop

dellDell Inspiron laptop has a few variants for its customers. Who reviewed this laptop has a fairly thin body and sleek silver cover. From its very sweet and thin, this product includes the ranks of ULV Laptop aka thin laptop with no Optical Drive. It is increasingly allows users to take it everywhere as a portable laptop device.

Design and Cover:

This laptop is clad in plastic material at the bottom and inside. While the entire outer surface of the cover of the silver coated aluminum. Making the Inspiron M301z looks luminous when exposed to light reflection.

Keyboard design was no less interesting. Very simple and no sticker sticker other than the AMD logo, and Windows 7 in the lower right. The power button located on the top left. One thing is a bit unfortunate, this laptop does not have a fingerprint. And with the design of fingerprint would look attractive.

Any part touch pad soft textured designed and neatly to the right and left click buttons. The size of the touchpad is a bit wide making it convenient when used for browsing. Plus it feels soft click buttons pressed.

Although this product-sized keyboard full-size, but not equipped with a keyboard type chiclet. The size of a few buttons large enough to facilitate large-fingered users to type.

From the display, this laptop has a 13-inch screen size TFT-tech super-Screen. Colors looked bright when used for work, or enjoy entertainment. The eyes seemed to be spoiled by a color screen that looks a pretty good sharpness and contrast.

With a weight of 1.8 kg and the thinness of 25mm, it seems Dell Inspiron M301z is designed for users who like to use a laptop in mobile. One again, the circulation of this laptop is located at the bottom left of the keyboard, simply make your palms do not feel hot when using it for long.

Performance:

With its sexy body, the laptop is equipped with dual-core processors, AMD Turion II Neo K625 with 45nm fabrication. Besides, he was already equipped with 4GB of DDR3 RAM memory. More than enough lah, when used only for office needs.

The graphics are embedded in this silver laptop as middle class. Equipped with ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4225, this laptop is more than enough time to use lightweight graphical needs like editing photos and video, or HD to watch on YouTube.

Talking about movie, one of the advantages of this laptop is the inclusion of an optical drive external DVD Multi recorder. As a result users can watch their favorite DVD movie format through this 13-inch laptop sail. Bonuses are quite interesting. Dell has also added three USB ports, card reader, with an e-SATA port on the right side.

Pros:
- Bonus optical drive
- Display clear

Disadvantages:
- Hinges display looks vulnerable

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Dell Latitude Z First Laptop With Wireless Charging

Posted by admin on Monday Nov 30, 2009 Under Gadget, Laptop

dell-latitude-zWith the Latitude Z, Dell claims to be the first with a laptop capable of charging without wires. Using what’s basically a larger version of the Palm Pre’s inductive charger, the Z draws power wirelessly when planted on a laptop stand that also double as the power transmitter. According to Dell, charging times should remain similar to the traditional wired setup. So let’s assume a 2-3 hour wait?

Another key feature of the Z is the use of secondary hardware to support a touch-sensitive-driven instant-on mode. Great news, especially since previous incarnations of Dell’s instant-on modes were basically misnomers, as their reliance on the main CPU and motherboard meant longer startup times.

According to CNN, the Latitude Z represents Dell’s attempt to establish a wireless peripheral connectivity ecosystem. Aside from power, there are also plans to come out with inductive connectors for monitors and other devices.

The report’s glowing insistence that Dell is actually innovating smacks of friendly journalism. But at least it’s founded on truth, given that Dell’s known for checking out what the competition does and finding cheaper and more efficient ways to do it.

The Latitude Z, with it’s thin profile (14.5mm at the thinnest) and beveled back-end, should be available for corporate customers soon, with a starting price tag of $1999.

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dell_studio_xps_8000_1-540xDell have outed their latest XPS performance desktops, the 8000-series and 9000-series, based on Intel’s Core i5 and Core i7 processors, together with pushing their latest CULV notebooks, the Inspiron 14z and 15z, out of the door.  The 8000 and 9000 desktops have optional Blu-ray drives, standard DVD burners, and start from $799.

There’s also up to 16GB of RAM on offer, space for dual hard-drives and a choice of video cards from both ATI and NVIDIA.  Ports include eight USB 2.0 and an eSATA, together with a multiformat card reader, plus there’s a tray up top where you can leave your PMP while its recharging.  The XPS 9000 starts from $1,999.

As for the CULV notebooks, the 14z and 15z are 14-inches and 15.6-inches respectively, and use Intel’s Core 2 Duo SU9400 1.4GHz processor paired with up to 8GB of RAM and GMA X4500HD graphics.  The displays both run at 1,366 x 768 and there’s up to 500GB of storage; meanwhile connectivity includes WiFi a/g/n and Bluetooth, plus a multiformat card reader, 1.3-megapixel webcam and 6-cell battery.  Prices start from $599.

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