Reviews of Popular Dell Computers, 200 - 500 Pounds

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Dell XPS 10 review

Dell's XPS 10 is relatively affordable by itself but the crucial keyboard dock is an expensive extra and it's let down by poor build quality issues. Read more

£339

6 February 2013 by Andrew Hoyle

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Dell Inspiron 15R review

The Dell Inspiron 15R's battery life isn't great, and its design is unlikely to set your heart aflame. But we were really impressed by the performance of this 15.6-inch laptop, given its price. Read more

£430

2 June 2011 by Luke Westaway

CNET UK > Reviews > Computers > Netbooks

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Dell Mini 10 (1012) review

Highly customisable, but with a more powerful processor nestled inside than previous Mini 10s, the 1012 wants to sit in your backpack and be your new best friend. Does its high-resolution 10-inch display and meaty six-cell battery warrant the premium over cheaper netbooks? Read more

£329

25 May 2010 by Luke Westaway

CNET UK > Reviews > Computers > Netbooks

Dell Inspiron Duo hands-on

The Dell Inspiron Duo is part netbook and part tablet. Its design is innovative, but we'll have to wait and see whether it's actually as good as either a dedicated netbook or tablet. Read more

22 November 2010 by Luke Westaway

CNET UK > Reviews > Computers > Monitors

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Dell SP2309W review

The 23-inch SP2309W monitor offers excellent performance, a unique and intuitive on-screen display, good connectivity and a high 2,048x1,152-pixel resolution. It handles movies and games equally well and, although there is some backlight bleeding, it's a great monitor at an affordable price Read more

£210

27 February 2009 by Eric Franklin

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Dell Latitude 2100 review

Aimed primarily at the education market, the 10.1-inch Latitude 2100 sports an interesting set of features that distinguish it from the hordes of other Atom-powered netbooks on the market. Chief among these are an optional touchscreen and thick, rugged shell Read more

£200

13 August 2009 by Dan Ackerman

CNET UK > Reviews > Computers > Monitors

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Dell UltraSharp 2408WPF review

The Dell UltraSharp 2408WPF 24-inch monitor is an outstanding performer. It delivers fantastic DVD playback images, making it a great choice for an entertainment display. Whether you're looking at games, DVDs or HD movies, this monitor doesn't drop the ball Read more

£400

24 June 2008 by Eric Franklin

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Dell Colour Laser Printer 3110cn review

Aimed primarily at small to mid-sized workgroups, the £270 3110cn promises ease of use, low maintenance, low running costs and plenty of upgrading flexibility. It won't win any design awards, but it's built to keep going and with its networking ability it should appeal to a wide range of users Read more

£382

19 October 2006 by Rory Reid

CNET UK > Reviews > Computers > Laptops

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Dell Inspiron 1525 review

Dell's Inspiron 1525 is an excellent choice for basic computing and will set you back less than £400. It may strain under a heavy uni workload of writing essays and encoding MP3s, but its battery life is actually better than more powerful configurations available and it has cool touch-sensitive media controls Read more

£389

6 August 2008 by Dan Ackerman

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Dell Studio 17 review

If you wouldn't be seen dead with an entry-level Inspiron and are feeling the credit crunch too much for an XPS, Dell has a new range for you, called Studio. The 17-inch model starts at a relatively bargainous £499, and boasts a slot-loading DVD drive, HDMI out and the usual vast range of options Read more

£499

4 August 2008 by Rory Reid