LISTING PHOTOS Click photo to enlarge Page Views: 14 Date Added: 29/04/2008 Last Updated: 29/04/2008 Price: € 400 Description: hi friends: welcome to my website www.market188.com We have each kind of brand electronic products, you may find the product in our website which you like and you need.We have the best prestige, the most bottom price, quickest ship the speed and the best service. Please prompt contact with us: Website: www.market188.com MSN/EMAILL: market.188@hotmail.com The e1505 reviewed here is configured as follows: * Intel Core 2 Duo Processor T7200 at 2.0 GHz per core. * 15.4" Ultrasharp WSXGA+ display with TrueLife * 1GB DDR2 667MHz RAM in dual channel mode * ATI X1400 256MB graphics card * 120GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive * 8X DVD +/- dual layer recorder * 9-cell lithium-ion battery * Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition * Dell Wireless 1500 (802.11n) Left side view of e1505 open The back of the screen is plastic, but very sturdy and a hard push won't make ripples appear. The hinges seem sturdy and well damped. As mentioned before, the screen latch is plastic, but I'd rather have a plastic latch than the magnetic opening mechanism that some manufacturers are using -- they're so invariably hard to open. Screen The screen on this e1505 is the WSXGA+ (1680x1050) Ultrasharp with TrueLife (glossy). The Ultrasharp screen is listed at having significantly higher viewing angle, higher resolution, and slightly higher brightness. Overall the screen is very sharp with nice saturated colors and high contrast. Brightness is excellent, next to my everyday ThinkPad T43 it certainly stands out as being much better. There is some light leakage near the bottom of the screen, but nothing major. The backlight in use must be quite strong because I can actually feel quite a bit of heat coming from the bottom of the screen. You could bump the brightness down (using Fn + Arrow Down) to level four of seven and still have very comfortable viewing. Speakers The speaker performance of the e1505 is fine. In the world of notebooks, they are quite good even. Of course there is no bass but they seem to play low enough to make voices sound natural. They also play loud, for a notebook, without distortion. They point forward, and project the sound into a room so several people could easily watch a movie. Intel Core 2 Duo Processor and Performance / Benchmarks The Core 2 Duo is fast, no doubt about it. It appears to be about 10% faster than the proceeding Core Duo. That's probably not enough benefit to rush out and get a new processor if you already have Core Duo, but if you're using a Pentium M machine the extra performance and 64-bit capabilities of the Core 2 Duo might tempt you to upgrade sooner or later. The Core 2 Duo processor in the e1505 is the T7200 that runs at 2.00GHz. For the sake of comparison I'll use a ThinkPad T43 using a Pentium M 760 that also runs at 2.00GHz. Below are the laptops relevant stats that are being compared: Dell Inspiron e1505 relevant stats * Intel Core 2 Duo T7200 o 2.0GHz o Dual Core o 32-bit or 64-bit support o Front Side Bus: 667 MHz o L2 Cache 4MB * ATI X1400 256MB graphics card * 120GB 5400 RPM HD IBM ThinkPad T43 relevant stats * Intel Pentium M 760 o 2.0GHz o Single Core o 32-bit support o Front Side Bus: 533 MHz o L2 Cache 2MB * ATI X300 128MB graphics card * 80GB 5400 RPM City: beijing County:   china Country:   China Contact person:   market.188@hotmail.com Phone: Web-site: http://www.market188.com View Map: Click Here to view E-mail: Reply to Ad

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