Today marks Dell's launch of a new Inspiron laptop. It's a 13" laptop, that, surprisingly enough, is called the Inspiron 13. The introductory pricing starts from $699, but we think the $799 configuration with a Core 2 Duo T5750 processor upgrade for a final price of $859 offers the most value.
The Inspiron 13 takes some design cues from the XPS and Studio laptop lines and includes a slot loading optical drive and rounded hinge design. NotebookReview.com praises the Inspiron 13 for attractive design, build quality, good battery life, a solid keyboard, and a great price. It's not a premium notebook computer, but it's a 13.3" model that looks like it strikes a good balance between price, build quality, and features.
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The Inspiron 13 takes some design cues from the XPS and Studio laptop lines and includes a slot loading optical drive and rounded hinge design. NotebookReview.com praises the Inspiron 13 for attractive design, build quality, good battery life, a solid keyboard, and a great price. It's not a premium notebook computer, but it's a 13.3" model that looks like it strikes a good balance between price, build quality, and features.
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