Dell Inspiron 1440 - Intel Core 2 Duo

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Good value for money, touch pad and keyboard are decent, comes with 15 months antivirus subscription.
ExpressCard Slot, Wide Range of Upgrade Options, Full Version of Security Software

Cons:

Scarce options for configuration, small battery life.
Comes With Vista Basic OS, Limited Networking Features, Upgrades Quickly Increase Cost

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Last revision on April 7, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Good value for money, touch pad and keyboard are decent, comes with 15 months antivirus subscription
ExpressCard Slot, Wide Range of Upgrade Options, Full Version of Security Software

Reviewers Didn't Like

Scarce options for configuration, small battery life
Comes With Vista Basic OS, Limited Networking Features, Upgrades Quickly Increase Cost

Expert reviews and ratings

Oct 7 2009 - Dells Inspiron 14 is their middle sized budget laptop system with a 14-inch screen to help keep its size down. While the pricing can be very attractive, Dell made a few interesting choices when it comes to the system to keep the prices...

By About.com on September 29, 2009

This is a great mainstream laptop and Dell could have made this better by giving a better battery life and more options for graphics....

By Online Notebook on April 14, 2010

The Dell Inspiron 14 is a solid piece of machinery that is a good mainstream laptop for everyday use. The main complaint that could come with this system is that if you want...

By Dev Hardware on November 20, 2009

While many laptop buyers will gravitate toward specialty machines--such as a tiny Netbook for travel or a massive desktop replacement for gaming or video editing--there are still plenty of people who need a traditional midsize laptop. We call these...

By cnet on September 23, 2009