Dell Inspiron (1420,1520 & 1720) Notebook Demo

by Xavier on July 2, 2007

Dell’s new Inspirons are much more elegant than previous models. Digital Journal has a detailed walkthrough of Dell’s new Insprion notebooks. The Inspiron 1420, 1520 and 1720 notebooks are available in eight colors and can be configured with dual hard drives and a Blu-ray disc drive.

The new Dell Inspirons are more attractive, but unfortunately consumers won’t get a chance to see them widely at retail since Dell is sticking with its almost-all-direct strategy.

Tags: Dell Notebooks

Comments

Jodie

The glare on the screen isn't an issue at all. When I first opened mine, I was taken back by it thinking it would pose an issue as I require to be on my pc almost all day. Not a concern, once your display is up, you can't even tell. Your biggest concern should be the all the crashes you will experience. I am on notebook #2 and ready to return... Good luck

Xavier

Not to worry, Dell Inspirons can be configured with an anti-glare screen (matte) or a glossy screen. Dell's doing a great job of offering options.

dyoakum

Why did DELL go to glossy displays? I'm considering upgrading to the 1720, but am very concerned about this new display. I work in various work environments and feel the reflection from the screen would become annoying very fast. The reflection issue was even present in your demo ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Å“ what say you about the glossy screen?