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Dell Inspiron 1150 ReviewInspiron 1150 - Dell's newest laptopDell's new Inspiron 1150 is a replacement for its low-end Inspiron 1100. With the lowest price ever and with more power than the old version, this laptop is great for students, for basic computing and just for anyone who wants a laptop on a budget.
It is different from the 1100 in at least three ways: it has an option for pentium 4 (up to 2.66GHz, 512 KB L2 cache, 533MHz front side bus), an option for a built-in wireless card, and it has a new shiny grey color... The Celeron is still a standard processor. Display size, CD/DVD media, hard drive and battery are also configurable. Just like the 1100, the 1150 comes with integrated Intel Extreme graphics with up to 64 MB of shared memory (852GMV chipset). It also features 2 USB 2.0 ports and can hold up to 1 GB of shared system memory, up to 60GB hard drive, and the 8-cell 65 WHr lithium ion battery is standard. And just like the 1100, the 1150 Inspiron doesn't offer parallel, serial, or S-Video ports - who needs them anyway... Pros: cheap, option for Pentium 4, option for built-in Wi-Fi card, both memory sockets are upgradable Cons: display is XGA only (1024 x 768 resolution), shared graphics memory. Inspiron 1150 - Features- CPU: Mobile Intel P4 2.40 or 2.66 GHz1, 512 KB L2 cache, 533MHz
front side bus or Intel Celeron 2.40 or 2.60 GHz1, 128 KB L2 cache,
400MHz front side bus Also see Dell Inspiron tips and fixes common to Inspiron laptop series. Contact Us: infogate@comcast.net |