Dell Inspiron 15Z Touch Series

Tipping the scales at the thick and heavy end of the ultrabook specifications, the Dell Inspiron 15z (I15Z-4801SLV) gives you extra features to justify its bulk. It's a good pick for the traditional laptop user who wants a new, fast...

An attractive design, good performance and quick boot times make the Dell Inspiron 15z a good, but expensive Windows 8...

It's too bad Dell didn't do more for the Inspiron 15z's audio and display, because the only selling points it really has left are connectivity, processing power and battery life, which isn't much for a sector as competitive as the 15.6-inch ultrabook...

Dell's Inspiron line continues to look sharper than its budget reputation would suggest. The new touch-enabled version of the 15z works as a reasonably priced Windows 8 laptop with a big screen and an optical...

Dell has successfully integrated the ultrabook in the multimedia Inspiron family. The 15z bridges the gap between the two notebook classes without sacrificing too much on either side. First off is the stylish appearance that deserves the title...

Going big hasn't caused the 15z to compromise its Ultrabook roots. This is a snappy, portable system. While it isn't a performance powerhouse, it does meet the demands of the average consumer. Like Lenovo's U-Series Ultrabooks, the 15z excels not...

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