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Dell Inspiron 1420 Review

The Dell Inspiron 1420 is the multimedia mainstream notebook of the screen size of 4.1″ that competes with the resemblances of HP dv2500t. Dell always has been known for the direct-2-order model and the ability to configure to the delight of your heart, and at present they have taken a step further by offering you the capability to customize a color to your notebook from the selection of 8 colors. Added to the prettying up of the design the Dell even introduces the new Nvidia go 8400m graphics and the Intel Santa Rosa chipset in this Inspiron 1420.

Inspiron 1420 is follow-on to the Inspiron e1405 notebook. Inspiron 1420 provides the recent Intel platform, dubbed with the Santa Rosa, which offers faster speeds of the processor, a new as well as improved integrated solution for graphics, the Intel’s 802.11n chipset and the larger quantity of processor memory cache on various processors.

The specifications for the Inspiron 1420 are the following:

• Processor: Core 2 Duo T7300 from Intel (4 MB L2 cache / 2.0GHz)
• Hard Disk Drive: 5400 RPM 120 GB
• Screen: WXGA 14.1″ Glossy Display
• Color: lid in Dark Chocolate Brown
• The Optical Drive: 8X Dual layer Drive DVD+/-RW
• Memory: 2.0 GB SDRAM DDR2
• Graphics: the Nvidia 8400M GS
• Wireless card: Bluetooth, PRO/Wireless 4965AGN from Intel
• Camera: 2.0 MP
• Battery: 6-cell 56 Whr
• Ports: 4 USB 2.0, VGA out, RJ-11 (modem), mic in, headphone out, 5-in-1 media card rader, Integrated IR, TV out (S-video), IEEE 1394 Firewire

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