Dell Inspiron 6000 (2-GHz Pentium M processor, 1GB of DDR400 DRAM)

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Pros
Nice high-resolution screen
Cons
Keyboard has an unusual layout

Dell Inspiron 6000 Review

by Carla Thornton

- You can see more on the Dell Inspiron 6000's wide screen than on most other 15.4-inch displays thanks to its WUXGA resolution of 1920 by 1200 pixels. In fact, you can work with higher-resolution photographs, more spreadsheet columns, and more tiled documents simultaneously on the Inspiron 6000 than you can on some 17-inch wide screens. (The Inspiron 6000 is also available with a 1280-by-800-pixel WXGA screen or a 1680-by-1050-pixel WSXGA+ screen for $150 less or $50 less, respectively.)

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User Reviews for Dell Inspiron 6000 (2-GHz Pentium M processor, 1GB of DDR400 DRAM)

Reviewed by: myland

Duration of ownership: 4 Months

Strengths: It will do just about everything that that any computer can do and then some.

Weaknesses: I have not found it any yet but I know the mouse pad is a little small for me; but maybe it is because I'm not use to it.

Overall Evaluation: For anyone who wants a computer this a great computer. It weighs about 12 pounds but that already for me. It is very fun and easy to use and will do everything I have asked and more.
Reviewed by: yassmin

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: it's a reliable feature rich box at an affordable price!

Weaknesses: documentation is poor. some features like VPN don't have proper guidance in the manual.

Overall Evaluation: I've had this router for a few months now and I must say that I'm pretty impressed with it's performance. The features that I use are VPN and wireless security and the performance is great.

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