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Input: I've always been a desktop type person. I few months back I tried an Asus 15.6 laptop with an Intel Celeron 1007u, 4 GB memory, and 320 GB HD. I returned that device and didn't think of getting another laptop. I then saw this and was interested on purchasing it for it's low price($299.99 at Best Buy). Some of my comments will be comparing it to that Asus.<br /><br />Here are some of my comments:<br />- The build quality is pretty decent. When I first got it, the lid would occasionally creak as I opened it. It seems to have gone away now. The keyboard area is also very sturdy. This area doesn't bend as you type as you might find on other cheap laptops. The lid seems to be a huge dust magnet though for some reason.<br /><br />- The screen is ok. It could be better. The viewing angles are ok, much better than the Asus'. In a room with a window on the ceiling, the screen was very hard to see even on maximum brightness. I could only see the screen if I went to a darker part of the room.<br /><br />- Processor = It's meant for battery life(it's supposed to be a tablet processor). It could handle most things without a problem. Videos were not playable while on AMD's Power Save Mode(which makes it run at about .6 GHz per core). With the base clock of about 1 GHz, videos loaded ok, but were sometimes jumpy. I could play games such as World of Wacraft and Simcity on lower settings and low fps. WOW had FPS of about 15-30 with 1366x768 resolution and just a few settings above the lowest. This processor features Turbo Dock mode. Turbo Dock is meant to activate when you put a tablet onto its dock. Since this is a laptop, it only activates when plugged in unless I'm doing something wrong. Turbo dock makes the max clock at 1.4 GHz and the power save clock at maybe .7 GHz(can't remember the exact number). This makes video playback a lot smoother.<br /><br />- Memory = Good enough for basic things. The system only uses about 1.8 GB in most cases.<br /><br />- Fan = This thing is pretty loud. It's dead silent usually when the processor is clocked lower, but when watching video on basic clock speeds, it'll get a little loud.<br /><br />- Hard Drive = Mine came with a Western Digital Blue drive. It's not the fastest out there, but it gets the job done. I must say though, this drive is incredibly quite. I can barely hear it and it's only a small sound when under full loud. The fan usually drowns out the hard drive sound.<br /><br />- Graphics = See processor.<br /><br />- Keyboard = Going from a full size desktop keyboard to a keyboard of a 11.6 laptop is rough. I think the keys were pretty comfortable though and are decent enough.<br /><br />- Trackpad = Here is where it goes bad. The trackpad randomly becomes possessed. It will once and awhile refuse to tap click anything unless you tap it rapidly. It will also go all over the place as you try to move around. This is supposedly common across all forms of this laptop and there's a large thread about it(I think on the Dell forums). There doesn't seem to be a fix yet. It can be fine for hours and then one minute later go crazy. However, it's a smooth surface to rest your fingers on.<br /><br />- Touchscreen = Very responsive and doesn't commonly miss any touches. I usually end up using it whenever the trackpad decides to not work right.<br /><br />- Speakers = I don't know much about how loud laptops get, but this gets pretty loud in my opinion. It can get a little distorted near higher volumes. Music sounds good, but watching any videos with just regular talking sound a little odd off the laptop's speakers. They sound a little echo-y.<br /><br />- Battery = The battery + the processor equals long battery life. Depending on the settings and what I'm doing I can get about 6-12 hours off a charge. The 3 cell 50 WHr battery is pretty big compared to what you usually find on 11.6 budget laptops. Charges up pretty quickly.<br /><br />Update:<br />- I forgot to talk about the webcam. I haven't used it much at all, but it's \\"ok\\" and it's as expected on a budget laptop.<br />- I also forgot to mention how this laptop comes with a low amount of bloatware. It only contains dell specific software from what I saw.<br /><br />Feel free to comment on anything I may have missed or any questions you may have that I might be able to answer.

Great, But Lacking Power