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Dell Vostro 3350 Review, Feature, Specs and Price

Dell Vostro 3350
Dell Vostro in the mid-2011, is a force to be reckoned with. Because designed with small business users in mind, the Dell Vostro 3350 offers outstanding application performance, AMD Radeon automatic switching, and a well-chosen assortment of tools and services designed to help keep users and run around the clock. With its sleek aluminum casing and spill-resistant keyboard, the portable 13-inch thin and light is built to last, and give almost a full day of battery life between charges.

You can configure the Vostro 3350 with a variety of Core i3, i5 and i7 Core and fill it with up to 6 GB of memory. Hard drive options ranging from 320 to 750, and some models offer the possibility of a 128 GB solid state hard drive.

The port selection is typical of a thin and light notebook. The left side of the chassis has two USB 3.0 ports, an Ethernet port and a DVD burner to loading platform. The right side is home to HDMI and VGA, headphone and microphone ports and one eSATA / USB 2.0. There is also an eight-format flash card reader built into the front edge of the right side.

13.3-inch Vostro, the screen has a maximum resolution of 1366 x 768 and is treated with a matte anti-glare that is not reflective. The color quality is excellent and the small fonts appear clear and legible, but off-angle viewing is not ideal, and it is noticeable color change seen on the very side. Photos of the 1-megapixel webcam integrated into the bezel at the top is too grainy for souvenirs, but the camera works quite well in both bright light and dark to use video conferencing and Dell preloading Skype, so you can do video calls right out of the box.

Vostro 3350 is built around Intel Core i5-2410M processor and 4 GB of system memory. It also uses a low power graphics solution that corresponds to the Nvidia Optimus technology that automatically switches between a dedicated Radeon HD 6490M graphics processor for applications requiring improved graphics performance and integrated Intel HD 3000 Graphics chip when you do not need many more graphics muscle and the need to conserve battery power.

In our battery tests Travel DVD, where a movie is playing until the battery runs low, the Vostro 3350 lasted exactly 6 hours. It is 2 hours and 30 minutes longer than the mid-thin and light, almost an hour longer than the Asus U31JG-A1.

Dell says your 3350 is a simple one-year parts and labor, which includes next business day on-site and telephone support during normal business hours. It also comes with a three-year ProSupport that will provide 24/7/365 support via phone, chat and e-mail and collaboration platform for third-party applications, and access to what personal call "The expansion of management "to help diagnose and resolve critical events quickly.

Under the mantra of business-notebook, the Vostro 3350 is free bloatware. In addition to the security of Windows 7 Professional and higher categories, web camera, and software support, you get Roxio Creator Starter Edition, which offers DVD burning, backup and restore, and CyberLink PowerDVD 9.5 media player software.

Dell Vostro 3350 not only offers excellent productivity and graphics performance in a thin and light chassis, but it also allows small businesses use IT-level support directly from Dell, without the solid needed to staff and maintain a dedicated Department . Even with the bulky battery, this versatile light portable enough to take anywhere and is built to withstand frequent traveling. For small business buyers looking for a traveling companion thin and light, this device in the configuration appropriate to the needs and budget, the top of their list very short. [Gfxcasa.com]

Dell Vostro 3350 Specification :

13.3 inch HD WLED
Supported Processor (Intel Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7)
Genuine Windows® 7 /Home Premium/ Professional/Ultimate 64-Bit
DDR3 RAM Up to 6GB
Intel® Mobile HM67 Express Chipset
512MB AMD Radeon Graphics card
Audio Speakers
DVD+/-RW optical drive
Up to 500GB
6-cell Lithium Ion battery Standard
LAN connector (RJ45)
USB 3.0 (2)
USB 2.0/eSATA combo (1)
Microphone jack
Headphone/speaker out
8-in-1 multi card reader
34 mm ExpressCard
HDMI™ connector
15-pin VGA video connector
Standard Multi-Touchpad key pad
Weight: 4.50lb/2.04kg

This Laptop is available in $1159 U.S price

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Dell Vostro 3550 Laptops Review, Specs and Price

Dell Vostro 3550
For those of you who want a notebook at an affordable price but does not sacrifice performance and style may consider Dell Vostro 3550. 15.6-inch laptop is coated with an attractive aluminum, powered by Intel Core processor i3 and also supports USB 3.0. It also offers HD webcam and SRS special software to improve sound quality during a video chat. Dell Vostro 3550 priced at $ 682

new Dell Vostro 3550 Laptops
Dell Vostro 3550 Specifications :

Display
Diagonal Size : 15.6”
Resolution : 1366 x 768 (HD)
Technology : anti-glare LED

Graphics Card
Integrated 1600MB Intel® HD 3000
1024MB AMD Radeon™ HD6630M

Processor
Type : Intel® Core™ i7-2620M dual-core processor
Speed : 2.7 GHz with Turbo Boost up to 3.4 GHz
Cache : 4 MB

Type : Intel® Core™ i5-2410M dual-core processor
Speed : 2.30 GHz with Turbo Boost up to 2.9 GHz
Cache : 3 MB L3

Type : Intel® Core™ i3-2310M dual-core processor
Speed : 2.10 GHz
Cache : 3 MB L3

Chipset
Mobile Intel® HM67 Express Chipset

Memory
Up to 6GB Dual Channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1333Mhz - 2 DIMMS

Storage
Up to 500GB SATA hard drive (7200rpm)

Optical Drive
Tray load: 8X DVD+/-RW with double-layer DVD+/-R write capability
Blu-ray Combo

Communication
LAN : Gigabit Ethernet network (optional-available in selected countries)
WLAN : 802.11a/b/g/n
WWAN : Dell Wireless HSPA 2.0 mini-card (optional-available in selected countries)
Bluetooth : Dell Wireless 365 Bluetooth 2.1(optional-available in selected countries)

Inputs and Controls
Full size, spill-resistant keyboard
Optional backlit keyboard
Standard Gesture Multi-Touchpad

Audio
2 integrated stereo speakers (4 ohm 2W x 2)
Digital array microphones

Interface
1 x Network connector (RJ45)
2 x USB 3.0 ports
1 x USB 2.0 port
1 x USB 2.0/eSATA combo
1 x 15-pin VGA video connector
1 x HDMI™ connector
1 x Microphone jack
1 x Headphone/speaker out

Slots
Card Reader :
8-in-1 card reader
34 mm ExpressCard

Camera
Integrated full Hi-def camera

Power
Battery :
6-cell Li-Ion 48WHr
9 cell Li-Ion 90WHr (optional)

Adapter :
65 Watt Slim AC Adapter
90 Watt Slim AC Adapter
65 Watt and 90 Watt Slim Auto/Air/AC Travel Adapter (optional-available in selected countries)

Security
Fingerprint Reader with DigitalPersona® Software
Trend Micro Worry-Free Business Security Service
McAfee Security Center
Absolute Data Protect (LoJack Starter)
Physical security – Cable lock chassis security slot and padlock

Backup Options
DataSafe Online
Dell Backup and Recovery Manager

Dimensions and Weight
Width : 375.4 mm (14.78”)
Depth : 260.2 mm (10.24”)
Height : 30.4 - 34.8 mm (1.20 - 1.37”)
Weight : 2.47 kg (5.45 lbs) (with 6-cell battery)

Operating System
Genuine Windows® 7 Professional 64-bit
Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-bit

Color
Aberdeen Silver
Lucerne Red
Brisbane Bronze

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Dell Vostro A860 Laptop with Celeron M M560 2.13GHz

Dell Vostro A860 Laptop with Celeron M M560 2.13GHz
Dell Vostro A860 review: An affordable option that will fit into any budget, the Dell Vostro A860 New Laptops In 2011 offers great mobility and connectivity for the individual who needs a little more versatility from a work computer. Recently offered at $399 through Dell as part of a late 2008 push, there's arguably no better computer for your buck.

The Vostro A860 offers three upgrade packages for more user customization. However, no unnecessary trial software is in the mix to clutter the hard drive or the desktop. The amply spaced 15.6-inch widescreen LCD display offers enough room to view multiple tasks and projects, with the ability to stream media or DVDs on the standard drive.

Dell Vostro A860 Tech Specs

The Vostro A860 comes with a lower-end Intel Celeron M processor at 2.16GHz and Vista Home Basic Service Pack 1. The optical drive offers a 24x CD Burner/DVD combo, with the option to upgrade to an 8x DVD+/-RW drive. The basic package offers users 1GB of memory, a 160GB SATA hard drive and the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100. Out of the box, the laptop is wireless capable, and includes the standard one-year basic limited warranty.

Features

Ultimately, the Vostro A860 is perfect for transitioning from a desktop to a capable laptop, catering to those in need of the technological mobility. Aesthetically, the computer offers a low-profile look, without the overly glossy finish found on many black laptops. The full keyboard allows for maximized user efficiency and comfort, and with the four-cell battery, the weight is just over 5 lbs.

The only real drawback, when considering the unbeatable price, is the size and the power-pull of a four-cell Li-Ion battery. Yet, when reviewing the pros and cons, an under $400 price tag far outweighs the drawbacks to this entry-level laptop.

Dell Vostro A860 Technical Specifications

* Processor Celeron M 2.16GHz
* Memory 1GB DDR2
* Harddrive 160GB
* OS Vista Basic
* Weight 5.4lbs
* Screen 15.4 inches
* Screen resolution 1366x768
* Graphic Card Intel GMA X3100
* Battery Life 2.5 hours

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Dell Vostro V130 notebook review

Dell Vostro V130
Dell's Vostro V130 business laptop offers a lot more bang for your buck than its predecessor, the Vostro V13, when it comes to performance and it now also includes a handy digital video output. It's well worth a look if you want an ultraportable laptop that's inexpensive, easy to type on and also quite well built. It runs an Intel Core i5 ultra-low-voltage CPU and it has decent grunt for office work and multimedia tasks, but it tends to run a little warm and its sealed battery design is also a drawback.

The 13.3in Vostro V130 is the successor to the Vostro V13 that we reviewed back in January 2010. The V130 doesn't look very different to the V13, but on the inside significant changes have been made. The CPU has been upgraded from a Core 2 Duo ultra-low-voltage model to an Intel Core i5-470UM, which has two cores, Hyper-Threading and runs at a frequency of 1.33GHz. Surrounding the CPU are 4GB of DDR3 SDRAM, an integrated Intel HD graphics adapter and a 7200rpm, 500GB hard drive.

Dell Vostro V130: Performance

It's this configuration that makes the Vostro V130 a leap and bound better than the Core 2 Duo–based Vostro V13 — even though the Core 2 Duo-based Vostro V13 ran at 1.3GHz, the 1.33GHz Core i5-based Vostro V130 is a lot more efficient when it comes to processing data. In our Blender 3D rendering test, the V13 notched up a time of 1min 47sec, which is 30 per cent faster than the time of the Vostro V13, while in the iTunes MP3 encoding test, the V130 recorded a time of 1min 40sec, which is 60 per cent faster than the V13. What all this means is that the Vostro V130 will handle productivity applications with ease, and if you were really dedicated, you could also use it for some media creation and encoding work.
A fast 7200rpm, 500GB hard drive is installed in the Vostro V130: it recorded an average transfer rate of 35.33 megabytes per second in our tests, which is remarkable in that it's the identical rate we received from the Vostro V13. There were no such similarities in the graphics tests, in which the Vostro V130's Intel HD graphics recorded a score of 1153 in 3DMark06, double the score of the Vostro V13's Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics.

Dell Vostro V130: Design

While the performance of the unit has improved markedly as the price of the unit has come down, the 13in Vostro's design remains the same. The Vostro V130 has a similar magnesium alloy palm rest to the V13, similar metal hinges, and it has a sealed chassis design in which the battery is trapped and can't be easily replaced. This is one aspect of the Vostro V130's design that we find hard to tolerate, as we like to be able to carry a spare battery on long trips. But the snugly fitting battery inside the chassis is one of the reasons why Dell has been able to make the Vostro V130 so thin — it's only around 20mm thick with the lid closed, and this thickness doesn't vary much from the front to the rear like it does with a MacBook Air, for example.
Because it's so thin, there isn't much airflow in the unit and it tends to get warm after a while. You can use it on your lap for a short time before it starts to warm up and feel uncomfortable. The heat comes from the 7200rpm hard drive primarily, so we'd like to see this unit offered with a solid-state drive. There are vents on the rear through which the accumulated heat can escape, and you have to be mindful of these when you do use the unit on your lap, so that you don't block them.

We think the screen on the V130 could be better. It has a native resolution of 1366x768 and a LED backlight, but its poor contrast and colours make it unsuitable for scrutinising photos and videos.
The keyboard of the V130 is comfortable to hit and the only part of its layout that we don't like is the column of Page Up/Page Down, Home and End keys, which reside to the right of the Enter and Backspace keys. This is similar to the design of the Fujitsu LifeBook SH530 (the Dell is a little better in that the Delete key is placed in the top-right corner). The touchpad is large (80x44mm), and it has soft left- and right-click buttons, but its multitouch software wasn't always reliable in our tests. Even after we enabled multitouch scrolling, the gesture would sometimes cause the pad to stop responding but the buttons would continue to work. We had to restart the system to get it working again.

Dell Vostro V130: Connectivity

Around the edges of the Vostro V130 you'll find almost nothing; it's at the rear where all of the ports make their home. You get three USB 2.0 ports (one shared with the eSATA port), VGA, Gigabit Ethernet, and there is also an HDMI port. One of our criticisms of the Vostro V13 was its lack of a digital video port, so we're glad this has been rectified on the Vostro V130. There is no built-in optical drive, nor is there an expansion slot (unlike on the Vostro V13), but you do get an SD card reader on the right side of the unit. A webcam, Bluetooth 3.0 and 802.11n Wi-Fi are also present.

Conveniently — especially for business users — the Vostro V130 has a built-in 3G modem (Dell Wireless 5540 HSPA Mini-Card Network Adapter) and a SIM slot is located at the front of the unit. To insert a SIM card, you'll have to first find a thin screwdriver or bobby pin with which to pry the slot open. Dell's Mobile Broadband Manager software was installed on our system; however, we weren't able to test the 3G capability of the laptop as our review unit shipped with UK Vodafone profiles that we couldn't change. We're awaiting word from Dell as to whether the 3G module will be locked to Vodafone in the shipping models.

Update: Dell told us that while our review unit shipped with a 3G modem, this would not be offered to Australian users at the time of launch, but it might be offered in the future.

Dell Vostro V130: Battery life

The sealed 6-cell battery inside the Vostro V130 lasted 2hr 7min in our rundown test, in which we disable power management, maximise brightness, enable Wi-Fi and loop an Xvid-encoded video. This is a few minutes better than what the 1.3GHz Core 2 Duo–based V13 recorded in the same test, but it's a little short of the 2hr 25min that the 13in Fujitsu LifeBook SH530 recorded, and much shorter than the 2hr 51min of the Samsung Q330-JS03AU.

Conclusion

Even with some drawbacks (the screen, warmth and battery life), the Vostro V130 is still a 13.3in business laptop to be reckoned with. Its slim profile, light weight and reasonably good performance make it a great tool to use while on the road. However, we wish it was easier to access its internal components, that it didn't get so warm and that the screen was better.

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Dell Vostro V130 notebook review

Dell Vostro V130
Dell's Vostro V130 business laptop offers a lot more bang for your buck than its predecessor, the Vostro V13, when it comes to performance and it now also includes a handy digital video output. It's well worth a look if you want an ultraportable laptop that's inexpensive, easy to type on and also quite well built. It runs an Intel Core i5 ultra-low-voltage CPU and it has decent grunt for office work and multimedia tasks, but it tends to run a little warm and its sealed battery design is also a drawback.

The 13.3in Vostro V130 is the successor to the Vostro V13 that we reviewed back in January 2010. The V130 doesn't look very different to the V13, but on the inside significant changes have been made. The CPU has been upgraded from a Core 2 Duo ultra-low-voltage model to an Intel Core i5-470UM, which has two cores, Hyper-Threading and runs at a frequency of 1.33GHz. Surrounding the CPU are 4GB of DDR3 SDRAM, an integrated Intel HD graphics adapter and a 7200rpm, 500GB hard drive.

Dell Vostro V130: Performance

It's this configuration that makes the Vostro V130 a leap and bound better than the Core 2 Duo–based Vostro V13 — even though the Core 2 Duo-based Vostro V13 ran at 1.3GHz, the 1.33GHz Core i5-based Vostro V130 is a lot more efficient when it comes to processing data. In our Blender 3D rendering test, the V13 notched up a time of 1min 47sec, which is 30 per cent faster than the time of the Vostro V13, while in the iTunes MP3 encoding test, the V130 recorded a time of 1min 40sec, which is 60 per cent faster than the V13. What all this means is that the Vostro V130 will handle productivity applications with ease, and if you were really dedicated, you could also use it for some media creation and encoding work.
A fast 7200rpm, 500GB hard drive is installed in the Vostro V130: it recorded an average transfer rate of 35.33 megabytes per second in our tests, which is remarkable in that it's the identical rate we received from the Vostro V13. There were no such similarities in the graphics tests, in which the Vostro V130's Intel HD graphics recorded a score of 1153 in 3DMark06, double the score of the Vostro V13's Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics.

Dell Vostro V130: Design

While the performance of the unit has improved markedly as the price of the unit has come down, the 13in Vostro's design remains the same. The Vostro V130 has a similar magnesium alloy palm rest to the V13, similar metal hinges, and it has a sealed chassis design in which the battery is trapped and can't be easily replaced. This is one aspect of the Vostro V130's design that we find hard to tolerate, as we like to be able to carry a spare battery on long trips. But the snugly fitting battery inside the chassis is one of the reasons why Dell has been able to make the Vostro V130 so thin — it's only around 20mm thick with the lid closed, and this thickness doesn't vary much from the front to the rear like it does with a MacBook Air, for example.
Because it's so thin, there isn't much airflow in the unit and it tends to get warm after a while. You can use it on your lap for a short time before it starts to warm up and feel uncomfortable. The heat comes from the 7200rpm hard drive primarily, so we'd like to see this unit offered with a solid-state drive. There are vents on the rear through which the accumulated heat can escape, and you have to be mindful of these when you do use the unit on your lap, so that you don't block them.

We think the screen on the V130 could be better. It has a native resolution of 1366x768 and a LED backlight, but its poor contrast and colours make it unsuitable for scrutinising photos and videos.
The keyboard of the V130 is comfortable to hit and the only part of its layout that we don't like is the column of Page Up/Page Down, Home and End keys, which reside to the right of the Enter and Backspace keys. This is similar to the design of the Fujitsu LifeBook SH530 (the Dell is a little better in that the Delete key is placed in the top-right corner). The touchpad is large (80x44mm), and it has soft left- and right-click buttons, but its multitouch software wasn't always reliable in our tests. Even after we enabled multitouch scrolling, the gesture would sometimes cause the pad to stop responding but the buttons would continue to work. We had to restart the system to get it working again.

Dell Vostro V130: Connectivity

Around the edges of the Vostro V130 you'll find almost nothing; it's at the rear where all of the ports make their home. You get three USB 2.0 ports (one shared with the eSATA port), VGA, Gigabit Ethernet, and there is also an HDMI port. One of our criticisms of the Vostro V13 was its lack of a digital video port, so we're glad this has been rectified on the Vostro V130. There is no built-in optical drive, nor is there an expansion slot (unlike on the Vostro V13), but you do get an SD card reader on the right side of the unit. A webcam, Bluetooth 3.0 and 802.11n Wi-Fi are also present.

Conveniently — especially for business users — the Vostro V130 has a built-in 3G modem (Dell Wireless 5540 HSPA Mini-Card Network Adapter) and a SIM slot is located at the front of the unit. To insert a SIM card, you'll have to first find a thin screwdriver or bobby pin with which to pry the slot open. Dell's Mobile Broadband Manager software was installed on our system; however, we weren't able to test the 3G capability of the laptop as our review unit shipped with UK Vodafone profiles that we couldn't change. We're awaiting word from Dell as to whether the 3G module will be locked to Vodafone in the shipping models.

Update: Dell told us that while our review unit shipped with a 3G modem, this would not be offered to Australian users at the time of launch, but it might be offered in the future.

Dell Vostro V130: Battery life

The sealed 6-cell battery inside the Vostro V130 lasted 2hr 7min in our rundown test, in which we disable power management, maximise brightness, enable Wi-Fi and loop an Xvid-encoded video. This is a few minutes better than what the 1.3GHz Core 2 Duo–based V13 recorded in the same test, but it's a little short of the 2hr 25min that the 13in Fujitsu LifeBook SH530 recorded, and much shorter than the 2hr 51min of the Samsung Q330-JS03AU.

Conclusion

Even with some drawbacks (the screen, warmth and battery life), the Vostro V130 is still a 13.3in business laptop to be reckoned with. Its slim profile, light weight and reasonably good performance make it a great tool to use while on the road. However, we wish it was easier to access its internal components, that it didn't get so warm and that the screen was better.

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Dell Vostro V130: A Fancier Vostro

Dell unleashed a brand new Vostro today in the form of the Vostro V130, the latest and most stunning addition to Dell's Vostro lineup of laptops. The V130 is designed with the wants and needs of on-the-go entrepreneurs in its cross-hairs. This new device combines great style with reliable durability as well as top notch security as an added bonus. What is better about the V130 is that it is one of the thinnest laptops in the series, measuring 0.65", and also one of the lightest, weighing in at only 3.5 pounds.

There is a lot to boast about with the V130. The laptop is a 13-inch model constructed from sturdy aluminum which is reinforced with zinc hinges and a magnesium alloy palm rest. The V130 is also the very first ultra-thin laptop to offer Hyperbaric Cooling, allowing it to stay quieter and cooler than most other laptops.

To increase the productivity of the V130, the laptop is able to run Windows 7 with ease while at the same time performing everyday tasks effortlessly due to the new Intel Core ULV processor. The V130 also comes equipped with a full keyboard and a 13.3-inch HD WLED display as well as a host of other features. Users are able to choose their own level of 24/7 coverage with optional Dell ProSupport services and even Accidental Damage Services2. In addition to that, users can also get help with DellConnect 3. This allows tech-support agents to troubleshoot your system and even repair it remotely.

According to Vice President of Small and Medium Business Research at IDC, Ray Boggs, "Small and mid-sized firms are re-examining their IT needs and are ready to implement technology that gives them comprehensive access to all the capabilities they need, even while on the road. Notebook PCs are on SMB shopping lists in a big way as firms shift from desktops and implement product refreshes that have long been delayed. Dell continues to keep SMB needs in focus with effective design, connectivity options and more processing muscle."

The V130 is not only being hailed as an all around great laptop but also as the perfect laptop for small businesses around the country. The Vostro V130 laptop from Dell, being praised as the best in the entire Vostro series, cleans up a lot of issues people had with the first version, the Dell Vostro V13. Small business owners should definitely take a look at this device if an ultra portable on the go laptop is something they have been looking for. The Vostro V130 from Dell is available now for a starting price of $429.
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