Reviewers Liked
- Wide range of color and design options, Very good audio quality, Decent HD video playback
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Expensive, Below-average battery life, Oversensitive touchpad, Underside runs hot
Dell Inspiron 11Z - Intel Dual-Core
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Dell’s entry-level Inspiron 11z notebook has significantly more power than similar sized Atom netbooks but remains thin and light. A good display and reasonable keyboard size make it easy to use; the multitouch trackpad is our main point of...
By Good Gear Guide onDell's Inspiron 11z is good value, but some poor design choices means it just misses out on an award....
By Expert Reviews onFollowing the critical success of its Inspiron Mini netbook range, Dell has built on its foundation with the CULV Inspiron 11z. Built around a similar chassis to its predecessors, it provides power, usability and a great battery life at a very...
By TechRadar onAlthough Dell’s first 11-inch ultraportable performs well, competing notebooks offer longer battery life and better ergonomics for less...
By LaptopMag onThe Dell Inspiron 11z is a slim, light and high quality subnotebook, which is especially useful due to its higher performance when compared to most netbooks. Thankfully the power usage is low, and the various emissions from the laptop are well under...
By NotebookCheck onI think that I'd personally classify the Inspiron 11z as a laptop (mini-laptop if you want to start getting into those sorts of minutia) - it's a fully capable machine that is small, rather than netbooks which are aimed to be small first and the...
By Tracy and Matt's Blog onLe Dell Inspiron 11z se positionne face aux netbooks haut de gamme grâce à son prix très agressif. Ses performances sont très satisfaisantes pour la catégorie. Hélas, sa dalle brillante est particulièrement mauvaise et...
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