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I've had this computer for less than a year, and already the hinges are coming apart and the hard drive impartial failed completely. By the blueprint I'm the kind of person that takes care of my computers. I will never, as long as I live, steal anything from Dell again.
Have had it for a month...
From a functional point of opinion, I like this a lot. This replaced my 2003 IBM Thinkpad A30.
PROS:
Obviously a lot faster, lots more memory and built-in wireless are unbiased dapper.
Not trusting of Office 2007 (which also requires a 're-learning experience), loaded my archaic copy of Office 2003 Pro, which works stout. Getting customary to Vista (had Windows XP Pro) .
CONS:
Wrote my first media (CD as well as DVD) . Expansive scrape. Vibrates the drive, indeed the whole laptop, and makes a Obnoxious sound. Sending it aid to Dell for warranty repair.
The high-gloss surface shows every single fingerprint. The matt outside surface too picks up every single finger/hand print.
Unrelated to Dell, Windows Messenger is rather annoying. Anyone disclose me how do I obtain it off my Start-Up programs?
Have had Dells before (Latitude) which were workhorses, as was the Thinkpad. Time will explain about the Inspiron
Pros:
-highly affordable
-good screen
-overall first-rate value
-decent battery life
-good webcam + microphone (noble for skype)
-good HDD and mercurial overall
Cons:
-Somewhat uglier than other brands
-Plasticky feeling
- My charging port is already defective- only charges when it's plugged in and being pulled at a interesting angle...ridiculous.
Overall, it is a decent laptop, indeed a expansive one for its designate. Withhold in mind, however, that it's not going to last you forever. Personally, I'm going to send it to Dell to do the minor repair and then sell it. I impartial bought a 13" Macbook Pro which I would definitely recommend to anyone, period. Don't be cheap with laptops if you actually want them to last you a while, especially in college.
