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Dell Inspiron 1520 review
Choose from eight vibrant colours with the new Dell Inspiron 1520. Its large screen, good performance and sensible price tag paint a pretty picture, too Read more
16 August 2007 by Rory Reid
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Dell Latitude D620 review
As the middle child in the business-focused Latitude brood, the D620 offers some excellent new features such as a 14.1-inch widescreen display, an Intel Core Duo processor, a fingerprint sensor and a 3G/HSDPA card. With decent mobile performance and excellent battery life, this is a good value option Read more
7 July 2006 by Stephanie Bruzzese
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Dell XPS M1210 review
Although the M1210 is heavier than most 12.1-inch screen ultra-portable laptops, it packs plenty of features into its 2kg mass, including an integrated webcam, media controls and an impressive number of ports. The M1210 will appeal to everyday users who want a relatively light and compact Media Center computer Read more
5 July 2006 by Michelle Thatcher
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Dell Studio XPS 16 review
The Studio XPS 16 -- Dell's first true 16:9, 16-inch laptop -- is a smart-looking machine and a powerful performer. Although an unimpressive battery life limits its portability, it includes a number of upscale extras, such as leather trim and backlit keyboard, and handles high-definition content and light gaming well Read more
23 January 2009 by Dan Ackerman
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Dell Studio 17 (Windows 7, touchscreen) review
There's plenty to like about the 17.3-inch, touchscreen Dell Studio 17. It's a speedy performer, its audio performance is great, and its multi-touch functionality is implemented well. It's expensive for a machine in Dell's mid-range series, but it's a competent replacement for a desktop PC Read more
26 March 2010 by Spencer Dalziel
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Dell Studio XPS 13 review
The Studio XPS 13 an attractive laptop with very impressive raw performance, not to mention relatively strong build quality and good wireless capabilities. Although certain aspects of the laptop's design prevent it from attaining overall excellence, it remains a very good machine Read more
9 February 2009 by Rory Reid
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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
4 August 2008 by Rory Reid
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Dell Inspiron 15 review
The 15.6-inch Inspiron 15 is a highly customisable laptop, but you'll get a solid chassis and good keyboard no matter which configuration you opt for. Adding on the extras will make the cost rise quickly, but it's possible to build a capable machine for an affordable price Read more
2 September 2009 by Scott Stein
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Dell Studio 15 review
Sitting beween the budget Inspiron and high-end XPS, Dell's new Studio line is personified by the Dell Studio 15. This desktop replacement is a colourful and customisable option for those looking for a good mix of features and reasonable performance without paying the Earth Read more
27 June 2008 by Dan Ackerman
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Dell Latitude XT review
Dell has bided its time before entering the Tablet PC arena, producing its Latitude XT. The result is impressive to look at and is a very usable PC, thanks to its excellent dual-mode touchscreen and keyboard. As usual with Dell products, it has loads of customisation options, too Read more
1 July 2008 by Sandra Vogel
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