Review: Dell Inspiron E1505

The Good: cost-efficient; dual-core power for running multiple applications; long battery
Life with optional 9-cell battery; 24x CD-RW/DVD combo drive; improved management of digital media; speedy start-up time with “Media Direct” software; wide screen LCD; excellent speaker performance, loud with no distortion; nice keyboards; provided with air vents on both sides so it doesn’t heat up with long use; availability of FireWire and USB ports; large touchpad; placement of multimedia buttons on front edge for ease in controlling music and movie applications

The Bad: A little heavy; Poor game play, lacks capability for 3D gaming applications; small systems storage; limited expandability, inclusion of unnecessary software; light leakage on screen; not for high-end graphics; does not come with integrated TV tuner or remote options; lack of PC Card slot cost-efficient; dual-core power for running multiple applications; long batteryLife with optional 9-cell battery; 24x CD-RW/DVD combo drive; improved management of digital media; speedy start-up time with “Media Direct” software; wide screen LCD; excellent speaker performance, loud with no distortion; nice keyboards; provided with air vents on both sides so it doesn’t heat up with long use; availability of FireWire and USB ports; large touchpad; placement of multimedia buttons on front edge for ease in controlling music and movie applications A little heavy; Poor game play, lacks capability for 3D gaming applications;small systems storage; limited expandability, inclusion of unnecessary software; light leakage on screen; not for high-end graphics; does not come with integrated TV tuner or remote options; lack of PC Card slot

The Bottom Line: Value for your money, suitable for people looking for solid investment
without breaking the budget, though don’t expect any remarkable innovations in this model.