Dell Inspiron 5000

Dell Inspiron 5000
alaScore 73

11 reviews

May, 2013

  • No negative mentions yet

alaTest has collected and analyzed 11 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the screen and battery, whereas opinions about the portability and energy efficiency are different.

value for money, battery, screen

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Laptops the Dell Inspiron 5000 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 73/100 = Good quality.

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Dell Inspiron 5000 G700VT

 

Dell's latest SpeedStep notebook offers top-notch display and long battery life.

Dell fans will like the Inspiron 5000 G700VT, but others should consider Quantex's W-1511, practically the same machine for $288 less.

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Dell Inspiron 5000 G650VT

 

Powerful portable boasts latest processor and huge hard drive.

Companies who want top mobile speed paired with a great presentation and graphics screen should consider the G650VT; others should wait until the new SpeedStep processors step down in price.

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Dell - Inspiron 5000 G650LT

 

One of the heaviest SpeedStep notebooks at 3.6kg, the Inspiron is also the most obviously intended as a desktop replacement, with its 650MHz SpeedStep PIII chip, 128MB of SDRAM as standard, large 12GB hard disk, 6-speed ...

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Dell Inspiron 5000

 

Intel's Speedstep technology, as found in this Dell notebook, lets your processor save power by automatically lowering the clock speed when you are not using the chip's full capacity. But the best news is that the technology comes at a reasonable price.

Dell 0870 907 5869

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Product Specifications

Configuration

DVD Writer: No
Embedded 3G/4G: No
Embedded UMTS: No
Hard Drive Type:Hard Disk Drive
Remote Control:Unknown
TV Card: No
Video Editing Card:No / Yes

Connectivity

TV Output:Not Applicable

Display

Aspect Ratio:Unknown
LED Backlight: No
True Resolution:Not Applicable

General Features

Intel ® Centrino Technology: No
Intel Centrino Technology: No
Media Centre Edition:Unknown
Netbook: No
Type:Portable

Processor

Chipset Brand:Unknown
Chipset Type:Unknown
Processor:Celeron / Pentium III
Processor Brand:Intel
Processor Number:Unknown
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