Reviewers Liked
- Light weight, Presence of discrete graphics
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Slightly overpriced
Dell Inspiron 13Z - Intel Core 2 Duo
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Not all that long ago, if you wanted a portable laptop with long battery life you had to shell out upwards of £1,000. These days, however, the choice of 11.6in and 13in laptops in the £500 to £600 price bracket is bountiful. We've...
By Trusted Reviews onPerformanceAs far as power is concerned, we’d say that it’s a basic laptop meant for mainstream applications, so do not expect much. Nonetheless, it is almost comparable to laptops that feature entry-level Core 2 Duo processors, such as the...
By Tech2 onWhile we had a few design quibbles and we'd highly recommend getting the battery upgrade, the Inspiron 13z offers exceptional...
By CNET Australia onit is clear from our testing today that Dell really did their homework before building the Inspiron 13z and they have taken feedback from the community and addressed a number of issues which are generally problems within the smaller sized laptop...
By HardwareHeaven onThe Inspiron 13z has great potential, because its pros allow a wide field of application. It qualifies for mobile use especially with its long battery life, its low weight, and its good case quality. Unfortunately the main user interface, the...
By NotebookCheck onCes configurations d'ordinateurs ultra-portables choisies par nos soins sont volontairement très proches et ont en commun un écran 13,3 pouces, un processeur Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 et bien entendu Windows...
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