Dell Inspiron E1405 Laptop Computer Notebook - Customizable
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Dell Inspiron e1405 Specs:
Processor: Intel Yonah Core Duo T2300 (1.66 GHz/2MB L2 Cache)
OS: Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition
Hard Drive: 80 GB SATA @ 5400RPM (manufactured by Hitachi)
Screen: 14.1" WXGA+ UltaSharp Widescreen with TrueLife (1440 x 900)
Graphics: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950
RAM: 1.0GB DDR2 SDRAM @533 MHz (2 x 512MB)
Optical Drive:...
Read moreProcessor: Intel Yonah Core Duo T2300 (1.66 GHz/2MB L2 Cache)
OS: Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition
Hard Drive: 80 GB SATA @ 5400RPM (manufactured by Hitachi)
Screen: 14.1" WXGA+ UltaSharp Widescreen with TrueLife (1440 x 900)
Graphics: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950
RAM: 1.0GB DDR2 SDRAM @533 MHz (2 x 512MB)
Optical Drive:...
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hazel_motes, NotebookReview.com Contributor
The Dell Inspiron e1405, a recently released portable notebook that includes the relatively new Intel Core Duo CPU, seems designed for those who value a combination of significant processing power and portability but don't want to spend a lot of money to get it. This model, also named the Inspiron 640m on Dell's Small Business website, replaces the non-business XPS M140 (which, by the way, was named the Inspiron 630m when sold as a business model), and its primary advantage over its predecessor is the dual core option. Like the Inspiron e1705, a large desktop replacement notebook that I recently purchased and reviewed, and the Inspiron e1505, a mid-size entertainment notebook, the e1405 can be configured with a glossy screen and comes with Windows XP Media Center Edition, which includes a host of entertainment and multimedia features that appear to target those who desire a computer that will readily and capably handle the ever-increasing entertainment possibilities of our world. One significant difference between the e1405 and its older and larger siblings is the absence of a dedicated graphics option that would allow for intensive gaming. But you can't have everything, including portability, for a mere seven or eight hundred dollars, which is about what a well-configured e1405 will cost you if you're careful about your purchase and do a little preliminary research.






