Dell Inspiron 1564 - Intel Core i3

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

2
Average:

0
Bad:

2

Pros:

Good looks, Fullsized keyboard, Decent performance, FullHD playback support, HDMI Port
Simple, straightforward design.
Well Priced Especially With Discounts, Solid Performance From Core i3 Processor

Cons:

No Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi 802.11
Minimal port assortment; 802.11g wireless; no Bluetooth; glossy plastic chassis.

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Last revision on November 24, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Good looks, Fullsized keyboard, Decent performance, FullHD playback support, HDMI Port
Simple, straightforward design
Well Priced Especially With Discounts, Solid Performance From Core i3 Processor

Reviewers Didn't Like

No Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi 802.11
Minimal port assortment; 802.11g wireless; no Bluetooth; glossy plastic chassis
Smaller Hard Drive, No 802.11n Support, Not As Customizable As Other Dell Laptops

Expert reviews and ratings

Dell has had an impressive track record over the past year, delivering one stunning consumer laptop after another. The Inspiron 1564 continues this run of success by implementing cutting-edge technology in this powerful and well-rounded machine. Built...

By TechRadar on March 11, 2010

The new Dell Inspiron 15 sports significant improvements over the older model, both in terms of look and feel and overall performance. It may not have every feature in the bag, but for a price tag of Rs. 32,500, we think it has the near-perfect blend...

By PCWorld India on March 10, 2010

The Dell Inspiron i1564-6980CRD is a good, but basic, laptop. Read full review See all...

By cnet on March 01, 2010

Pros: Well Priced Especially With Discounts, Solid Performance From Core i3 Processor

Cons: Smaller Hard Drive, No 802.11n Support, Not As Customizable As Other Dell Laptops

By About.com on January 01, 2010

Watching the evolution of Dell's 15-inch Inspiron line is interesting, especially when you look at how the chassis designs have changed over the past couple of years. Gone are the bulky gray-and-white monstrosities in favor of a measure of...

By AnandTech on March 03, 2010

The new Dell Inspiron 1564 arrived at What Laptop head quarters today. Not only is it the successor to the popular Insprion 1545, it is also the first Intel Core i3 branded laptop we’ve seen. The machine looks great, and its shiny black lid is...

By What Laptop TechRadar on January 27, 2010