What  do you think about DELL INSPIRON 6000?
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hey dude,i purchased 1 dell insprion 6000 a month ago,oh my god wat a laptop..its cool..worth yo money.,don have a second choice get it blind..it has got a wide screen,gamers love it.keypad is amazing n soft.speed is like a jet..anyways its suitable for home entertainment n office too...
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Two primary considerations... Cost vs. Purpose\nEither way, you should look at reviews sucgh as noted below...\nPersonally, I would lean heavily towards the offerings from DELL...This is based upon both experience (familiarity) and overall recomendations from both Internet and professional reviews...
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I have a dell inspiron and it's awesome. I think HP laptops are more cheaply made, or at least they look that way.
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dell inspirion 640m\nhttp://dellstoreroa03.sg.dell.com/public/catalog.jsp?c=IN&sid=32359318&uvst=010302336196553741\n\nIntel(R) Core(TM) Duo Processor T2300E        \n1.66 GHz, 2MB Cache, 667 MHz FSB         \nGenuine Windows(R) XP Media Center Edition 2005        \nWindows(R) XP Media Center Edition 2005 (English) CD Media  \nHardware Maintenance (H)  1 Year Next Business Day (8x5) Onsite Response (Parts + Labour)        \nNotebook Batteries Carry 1 Year Warranty Only From Invoice Date         \n1 Year Telephone Technical Support (9am To 6pm, Monday - Friday)         \nRegional Support Within Asia Pacific Countries for Notebooks with 1 Yr NBD         \n1 Year CompleteCover Programme (Asia Pacific Regional Coverage Only)         \nIntel(R) Media Accelerator 950 Graphics Up to 224MB shared system memory        \n1 ExpressCard Slot, (DOES NOT SUPPORT PCMCIA CARDS)         \nArtic Silver with Alpine White accents on a black base        \nInternal Dell(TM) 87 Keys Keyboard (English)        \nIntegrated 10/100 Fast Ethernet        \nIntel(R) 945GM Chipset        \nDell(TM) Media Direct 3.0        \nDell(TM) Image Restore        \nInternal 56K Modem        \nRJ-11 Modem cable (AP)         \n65W AC Adapter        \n14.1" WXGA+ Ultrasharp(TM) TFT Display with TrueLife(TM) ( 1440 X 900 res)       \n512MB (1 X 512MB) DDR2 SDRAM        \nIntegrated Stereo Sound        \n60GB SATA Hard Drive        \nInternal 8X DVD+/-RW Combination Drive with dual layer write capabilities        \nRoxio Creator LE and Roxio MyDVD LE         \nDell(TM) Network Assistant - 90 days Trial        \nDell(TM) Wireless 355 Bluetooth Module        \nIntel(R) PRO/Wireless 3945 Dual Band 802.11a/g 54Mbps Wireless Mini Card        \n6-cell 53Whr Lithium Ion Primary Battery        \nDell Light Weight Nylon Case        \nShipment Box for Case         \nFreight Charges  Inspiron(TM) Handling & Insurance Charges (India)        \n Delivery & Freight Charges  Inspiron(TM) Delivery Charges (India)        \n \n>> Rs: 50,502 /-   Total Amount Before Tax \n\ntax is i guess 4% VAT\nwarranty covers accidents , spills ....\njust added 2 things i thought essential\ni. win xp media centre 2005 as os\nii. truelife widescreen display\n\n>> something u can cherish for years on end >> happy computing\n\ndoubt if any other notebook in this price band in india is so feature packed ,, plz feel free re: any querries > post / mail me
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Dell Inspiron 2500 Memory Specs: \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nSpeed: PC-100 \nFixed RAM: 0MB \nStandard RAM: 64MB \nBanks: 2 \nMaximum RAM: 512MB \nSockets: 2
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I have Dell brand PC. Usually their deals are pretty good...I believe so that this particular deal is not bad. Go for it...
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My first laptop was a refurbished Compaq Presario 1505US and to begin with I had a lot of trouble; the retailer had installed incorrect memory modules and the hard drive was faulty. Since these problems have been fixed, the laptop has worked well; it's an old machine with poor graphics and slow memory but it is solidly built and reliable. Even though I have other laptops, I still regularly use the Compaq - the sound is impressive even if the TFT display is lacklustre. Compaqs do come with a ton of preloaded software that if allowed to run on start up can significantly slow down the system. Now a part of HP, they don't have the same appeal they once did...
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Dell Inspiron. Brand-new and custom-made to those specs? Expect the price to be around $800-$1400, I'd guess. (check their site: www.dell.com you can build one right there and get an estimate!)
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yes, just about perfect for ms office applications\n\nbut i would rather spend a lil extra & go in for an inspirion e1405\nbase model is more than enuf 4 u then\nat $ 649\nhttp://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&oc=DNCWFA1&s=dhs\n\n>> my frank opinion\nthe b130 is nothin to cherish\n& with the celeron m processor at $ 499, i find it grossly overpriced & weighs like lead !\n\nhey, spend another 150 & take home a grand fella !
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I'm a 46 yo college student and have a HP pavilion zv 6000, I love it! It handles al my college chores, plus I play a ton of games on it. The graphics are great!
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Dell's are a great value, they are rather pricier than the competition. HP is a good performer, it is quite solid, the lid hinge is a prblem because after 20 rotations, the screen becomes all wobbly. E machines, are complete bargain notebooks, the new N10 bundle avalible at Wal-Mart is a solid performer. It is a quite basic notebook, but i have one and it runs well, although the proprietary sempron processor is kind of lousy, i would replace it with a Core Xeon which is Intel. Emachines didn't really do well prior to the n10 especially the M2105 which my brother has, the battery runs down and wears out quickly, hinge is too. wobbly. You are better of with a Dell if you have enough money, they start at around $543, the toshibas start at $739 and the e machines n10 is the only E machines notebook available and it is a great value, consisting of LoJack Laptop Trace, a flash drive, a Targus notebook backpack for only $548.95 at Wal-Mart. It is nice
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the processor is REALLY slow, screen tiny, video card is junk, all you can do on it is go on the internet, music, but not at the same time....homework. the Ram is good, but i would just buy a desktop that's a lot better for a little more.\naround 600 bucks you can get a good one that can run music and the internet well, but games will be ok...
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What you are looking at is a high end laptop at a lower price. Suggest looking at Acer or Lenovo. (you havent provided the exact configs, else I would have suggested model numbers)\nIt would be worthwhile if you can logon to the Dell website, and work out a configuration yourself, and request a quote - they give very good discounts for online orders, and a comprehensive support plan.
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I use a Dell laptop for work. Overall it has been good and I like it, but I have already had the motherboard replaced and the keyboard after having it for 18 months. At time of purchase it was about $2,500+ in cost.\n\nI have had very good experience and found good value in the Acer Aspire laptop line. Acer is a Taiwanese company that has been in the computer business for many years.\n\nSee my previous post at http://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=AmvxOLm5dm2wazn3tkrM0ZgjzKIX?qid=1006041212179 for more details. That answer was rated as a best answer so I hope it is helpful to you too.\n\nGood luck!
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best bet at a price of under £650 is the Dell Inspiron 6400\nhttp://www1.euro.dell.com/content/products/features.aspx/inspn_6400?c=uk&cs=ukdhs1&l=en&s=dhs
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Take your Compaq and either sell it or trap shoot it, then buy something with a SOYO board in it.  There is only one thing worse, and that is a Dell.  I have had several, and refurbished several and had nothing but problems with hundreds of them.\n\nWindows 2000 also is kind of unstable, especially in a Compaq.  It is like hiring two crackheads to work together!
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Sony VAIO's are cool and really sexy. lol. but they're pricey. I personally have a Dell and it's great. Absolutely no complaints with Dell. I have a 'Latitude: D610'. There could be a newer model, i don't know. I got mine in Feb this year and i love it. Just make sure you have good anti virus and firewalls and you'll be set!