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Wednesday 18 January 2006, 2:24 PM
the title says it all. If you don't mind your laptop vendor expecting your hard disk to crash, not prepared to honour the support contract and a hefty laptop with little battery life then this is the model for you. If not, then buy something else.
BTW - nothing in these comments hasn't already been said to Dell on more than one occassion to no avail.
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7.8So long as you don't need to carry it too far on your travels, the Inspiron 510m is an excellent general-purpose notebook.
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