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Wednesday 28 April 2004, 8:08 PM
The best laptop I've ever seen. It has the best price/performance on its class. But it is a heavy laptop with not too much extra features. If you're a bussiness-class user and want solid performance and a quality laptop it's for you . aAso good game performance. You can run this laptop for several days and use it just like your desktop PC.
But also poor support from Dell :(
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7.8Dell’s latest budget Inspiron neatly balances features and cost, offering most home and small business users what they are likely to need at a realistic price.
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