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Dell Inspiron 5150 Review

by Carla Thornton

- At a chunky 8.3 pounds (plus 2 pounds for the power adapter) and 2 inches thick, the Inspiron 5150 is not the most portable laptop around, but it's distinctive looking. It comes with a built-in 802.11g Wi-Fi wireless network card. The case is charcoal gray with big blue mouse buttons and a bright 15-inch screen. The fixed DVD burner (a $180 option included with our review unit) is great for archiving data or creating home movies.

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