Dell Inspiron E1405 Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Cisco Cheng (pcmag.com)

Dell Inspiron E1405

The Dell Inspiron E1405 offers up a mobile Core 2 Duo processor and the longest battery life I've seen in a laptop.

Over 8 hours of battery life. Literally cool to operate. Very luggable. Great resolution on a 14-inch screen

Performance gain is minimal over the Intel Core Duos (although the system will also be available with the speedier Intel Core 2 Duo T7200 and T7400 processors).

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Aug, 2006

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Expert review by : Unreal (NotebookReview.com)

Dell Inspiron e1405 with 1.66GHz Core Duo Processor Review (pics, specs)

The Dell e1405 is a portable media laptop that Dell has recently released to replace the XPS M140. The E1405 has excellent battery life, a slew of multimedia functions that can make a grown man cry and the best laptop processors currently on the market

Jun, 2006

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Expert review by : hazel_motes (NotebookReview.com)

Dell Inspiron e1405 and Inspiron 640m Review (pics, specs)

The Dell Inspiron e1405, a recently released portable notebook that includes the relatively new Intel Core Duo CPU, seems designed for those who value a combination of significant processing power and portability but don't want to spend a lot of money...

The main charm of the

May, 2006

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Expert review by : Justin Jaffe (cnet.com.au)

Dell Inspiron E1405

The lightest model in Dell's line of basic home laptops, the Inspiron E1405 makes a good home or small-business system and is portable enough for occasional travel.

Jun, 2006

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Expert review by : Nate Anderson (arstechnica.com)

Dell Inspiron e1405 laptop

Looking to get a new Core Duo laptop without breaking the bank? Ars takes a look at a low-cost model from Dell.

A solid Core Duo, 1GB system for US$800, Firewire, S-video, and Expresscard, Widescreen, Battery life that does not make me want to cry, Doesn't look like a Dell

Dell's inexplicable decision to partition the hard drive at 60GB, Chirping power brick, Integrated video, The Great Battery Bulge, Doesn't look like an Apple

Jul, 2006

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Consumer review (reviewstream.com)

Dell Inspiron e1405

Graduating high school, I wanted a laptop that would be efficient and useful for my personal use. I checked various online outlets, and came across many HP laptops, only to realize that they were all to expensive. I narrowed my search to a computer...

Apr, 2009

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