Dell Inspiron 600m Notebook Computer
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Dell Inspiron 600m Notebook Review
Summary:
After over a decade with desktop computers, I finally switched to a laptop to free myself from being desk-bound. Following extensive research, I chose the Dell Inspiron 600m Notebook, which surpassed my expectations and was more affordable than many competitors.
Keywords:
notebook computer, Intel Centrino, Wireless network, laptop, Dell, Inspiron, technology
Article:
For twelve years, I relied on desktop computers, but I decided to switch to a laptop for increased mobility. After months of research, I chose the Dell Inspiron 600m Notebook Computer. This model not only met but exceeded my expectations, all at a price significantly lower than many competing brands.
I spent several months deliberating over my next computer purchase, knowing I needed the flexibility a notebook offers. The vast array of options made the decision challenging, but my previous positive experiences with Dell and their affordable product line led me to choose them.
I opted for the Inspiron 600m. As with many Dell products, it’s a relatively new model, which can be confusing due to frequent updates. However, Dell's website makes it easy to compare models.
Key Features of the Inspiron 600m:
- Lightweight: Just over five pounds
- Mobile Centrino Technology
- 14.1-inch screen
- Pentium M 725 Processor
- 24X CD Burner/DVD Combo Drive
- 256MB DDR SDRAM 1 Dimm Memory
- Wireless Network Card
- Extended Battery
- Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
- WordPerfect Productivity Pack
I kept my setup basic but added Norton Security, a surge-protected cable, a wireless router, and a wireless mouse. Initially, I thought I’d need the wireless mouse, but I quickly adapted to the built-in one.
The screen is bright, and the keyboard feels solid. However, the mouse keys are somewhat noisy, leaving one to wonder if Dell could have used quieter springs.
The battery lasts at least four hours without needing a recharge, and it goes from low to fully charged in under an hour.
I paid just over $1,100, including shipping and taxes, making the Dell a great deal. I haven't needed customer service yet, so I'm unsure about current support, though it's been outsourced to India in the past. The model includes a standard one-year warranty, but I declined an additional three-year warranty, which offers in-home technician service.
For standard business tasks, the Inspiron 600m is excellent. For extensive graphic design or larger screen needs, explore other models. I’m satisfied with the 14.1-inch screen, but there are 17-inch options available.
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