MPN: INSPIRONE1505, Core Solo 1.66 GHz, 512 MB RAM, 40 GB hard drive, 15.4 in. WXGA TFT Active Matrix, CD-RW/DVD-ROM, Microsoft Wi...
More power, more storage and more speed add up to an intense audio/visual experience. Watch DVDs and videos, listen to your favorite songs, organize and edit digital photos, and more - the Inspiron E1505 has enough power to make it the perfect PC for those who want a great balance of price and performance.
Price Range: $930
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MPN: INSPIRONE1505
Processor: Core Solo 1.66 GHz
Installed Memory: 512 MB (DDR2 SDRAM)
Hard Drive: 40 GB Serial ATA, 5400 RPM
Display: 15.4 in. WXGA TFT Active Matrix
Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition
Family Line: Dell Inspiron
Processor Manufacturer: Intel
Processor Type: Core Solo
Processor Number: T1300
Processor Speed: 1.66 GHz
Bus Speed: 667 MHz
Installed RAM: 512 MB
RAM Technology: DDR2 SDRAM
Max Supported RAM: 2 GB
RAM Speed: 533 MHz
Installed Cache Memory: 2048 KB
Hard Drive Capacity: 40 GB
Hard Drive Rotation Speed : 5,400 RPM
Storage Controller Type: Serial ATA
CD / DVD Type: CD-RW/DVD-ROM
Optical Drive Read Speed: 24x (CD), 8x (DVD)
Optical Drive Write Speed: 24x (CD)
Optical Drive ReWrite Speed: 10x (CD-RW)
Display Tech: WXGA TFT Active Matrix
Display Size: 15.4 in.
Display Max. Resolution: 1280 x 800
Graphic Processor: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) 950
Audio Output Type: Headphones, Sound card, Speaker(s)
Audio Input Type: Microphone
Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition
Platform: PC
Expandability: 1 x Type I/II PC Card Slot, 1 x SD Card Slot, 1 x Memory Stick Card Slot, 1 x MMC Card Slot, 1 x Memory Stick PRO, 1 x xD Card Slot, 1 x ExpressCard
Expansion Ports: 4 x USB 2.0, 1 x IEEE 1394a (FireWire), VGA out, RJ-11 (modem), RJ-45 (NIC), S-Video out
Input Method: Keyboard, Multimedia Control Panel, Touchpad
Networking Type: Integrated 10/100 Network Card, Integrated Wireless LAN
Data Link Protocol: Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, IEEE 802.11g
Modem Type: Fax / Modem
Analog Modulation Protocol: ITU V.92
Battery Technology: Smart Lithium ion
Width: 14 in.
Depth: 10.45 in.
Height: 1.42 in.
Weight: 6.18 lb.
Warranty: 1 Year
World Wide Warranty: Yes, Limited
Product ID: 30081715
Pros: The machine itself is nice, no complaints. Easy.
Cons: EXTREMELY POOR BATTERY and power cord and replacement is very expensive.
The Bottom Line: null
Review: I've had this computer a year and half -- the computer itself is good, but the battery goes quickly (even if you don't use it on battery), and the power cord disintegrates (check the reviews on Dell's website)... Read Full Review by dukee, Sep 4, 2008
Pros: high memory, very fast!!!
Cons: Very expensive
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Review: Dell inspiron E1505 is a very nice laptop. it maybe $950 but it is worth it. I is very fast because it has high memory (RAM), good hard drive volume and 15.4"of moniter view!!!... Read Full Review by shailshah, Aug 2, 2008
Pros: Nothing comes to mind.
Cons: Early Hardware failures. Tech support based in India with hard to understand accents.
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Review: I've owned the Dell E1505 for 18 months and the Korean made Fujitsu hard drive just went bad. Dell tech support first said it was the memory so I purchased $100 of new memory but that didn't fix the problem. Finally, the computer gave a bad disk drive... Read Full Review by tmb05, Apr 23, 2008
Pros: - None
Cons: - Problematic
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Review: I owned 6 laptops in the last years. This is the worst laptop of all. The speakers stop working, gets very hot&actually melted the body of the laptop just right after the warranty warranty. Poor customer service if you don't have a valid warranty... Read Full Review by kennyyeung2001, Feb 18, 2008
Pros: When it works it runs pretty smoothly actually. Unfortunately it's not very often.
Cons: Their customer service is non existant. Completely unreliable.
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Review: I bought this computer about a year ago. It has broken down four times and Dell has refused to honor the warranty each time. To make it worse none of the major repair centers (Circuit City, etc) will work on Dell's so you have to take it to an... Read Full Review by chef919, Aug 9, 2007
Pros: sleek look, fast, great when it works
Cons: infuriating customer service, not dependable
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Review: When I first got my laptop I absolutely loved it. No problems at all. Within a month, my"startup was corrupt"and all attempts at customer service were absolutely futile. Everyone knows Dell customer service is awful. Luckily I was able to fix that... Read Full Review by emlawi, Jun 27, 2007
Pros: Good screen, would be a nice machine if not for cons
Cons: Inferior hardware, dell support, not as advertised
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Review: This computer was defective the day I got it. It makes screeching noises at me at random times, and it has a high pitched whine like a cheap TV. The hard drive also makes nasty sounds every now and again. The ATI x1400 graphics card is advertised in... Read Full Review by mwells88, May 8, 2007
Pros: Very fast processor, beautiful screen, good graphics card, good touchpad, short charging time
Cons: Memory is expensive, CD drive is mediocre, battery is not good
The Bottom Line: Very good computer for anyone who needs desktop power on the go.
Review: I have had this computer for almost a year now, and I am quite satisfied. I was ecstatic to get a dual core processor, and let me say, it's really worth it. Mine came with a Intel Core Duo T2300 @ 1.66 GHz per core. That adds up to a whopping 3.2 GHz,... Read Full Review by lambodrifter, Mar 12, 2007
Note: In my Book the Dell Inspiron E1505 inspires me.
Pros: Fast, great audio and visual.
Cons: For me there are none.
The Bottom Line: I love my E1505. I couldn't have asked for anything better to meet my needs.
Review: I can’t believe that my daughter and son-in-law gave me a brand new Dell E1505 PC Notebook. I think they were tired of hearing me complain about my aging De ll 4100. Rob has the D ell ... Read Full Review by jo.com, Dec 8, 2006
Pros: big screen, good sound, color, vision. sturdy, lots of features, fast, useful
Cons: nothing that i can thiink of.. honostly a great laptop
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Review: im am currently a freshman college student who owns a dell inspiron 1505. i was told that a laptop was vital for my success in school, so i called dell. i was looking first at the basic notebook but the man on the phone told me that i would need more... Read Full Review by dannycas, Oct 21, 2006
Pros: Other then wireless card he E1505 is a great product.
Cons: Dell should suspend providing Intel's 3945A-B-G card until they work out the problems.
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Review: Great machine. The worst wireless. Intel 3945A-B-G card is causing no connection on boot and/or dropped connection while operating.. Dell's wireless forum is filled with the same complaints. I just got a replacement card from Dell and if it does the... Read Full Review by michaeld218, Jul 14, 2006
Great Balance of Performance and Value
Pros: Dual core CPU, decent GPU, long battery life, great build quality, bright screen
Cons: Some light leakage, some screen glare
The Bottom Line: I would recommend this laptop to people who want to multitask and play some 3d games without paying too much for it.
Review: While shopping around for a laptop to replace my Toshiba a45, the Dell e1505 seemed like a good fit. I wanted dedicated graphics however, at first the Dell did not offer that. But after a few weeks that became an option. I have looked at many... Read Full Review by jd580, Jun 17, 2006
The Dell E1505 Notebook - No Disappointments, but Just a Minor Upgrade
Pros: Dual Core CPU, flash card slots, good balance of price, performance and features.
Cons: 32bit cpu, high end 3d graphics not available, LCD viewing angles could be better
The Bottom Line: If you need a new laptop, the E1505 is a good choice, but if you're looking to upgrade last year's model, this one offers only minor improvements.
Review: The Dell Inspiron E1505/6400 Notebook is the midrange model in Dell’s line of notebook PC’s, balancing performance and price for home and business users. The E1505 provides solid all around performance, multimedia features, good battery... Read Full Review by nc10, Jun 18, 2006
Terrific Power Computer for the price!
Pros: Powerful, many options, nice sized screen, easy to use keyboard
Cons: sometimes too many choices or options!
The Bottom Line: Power computer at a slightly more than entry price. Great value for the bucks.
Review: For the price, this is an excellent deal. I got it for about $750. When shopping online, you may wish to search the site a bit to see if there are coupons or deals. Also, as the browsers use“cookies” make sure you delete them as if they know... Read Full Review by alanbweaver, Jun 4, 2006
Pros: Good price and quick delivery.
Cons: Hard to understand what some support techs are saying.
The Bottom Line: Go with Dell. They have good products and good prices.
Review: Since there are several reviews plus Dell's website that can give you the specifications I won't rehash those. What I will says is that I am very pleased with my purchase. I needed to upgrade my laptop to something from this century so I started... Read Full Review by heartshboo, May 30, 2006
Nice big screen&performs Great, but a little heavy
Pros: Brilliant LCD screen, Super fast performance, cool design. DVD/CDs play without the laptop being ON
Cons: It is on the heavier side, Battery is not stellar.
The Bottom Line: The performance is excellent on benchmark tests, the LCD screen is outstanding. All this performance at Dell's low prices, it just might be your BESTBUY.
Review: DELL Inspiron E1505: Inspiron Series: The Inspiron series was designed for the hip, new generation users as well as for the high-end power users. It showcases stylish design and a great price, unlike the Latitudes which are usually... Read Full Review by avaneesh, Jun 1, 2006
Great performance-minded laptop
Pros: Compact, stylish case. Great performer. Dell always runs great deals.
Cons: No PC Card Slot
The Bottom Line: null
Review: When I was looking for a laptop, I had very specific needs that seemed hard for nearly every manufacturer to meet. I was looking for a strong performers (a so-called desktop replacement) but I didn't want one of those giant 17"eight-pounders. Only... Read Full Review by Fartherfromgod, May 23, 2006
Loads of Features for the Price/ Service Could be Better
Pros: Excellent price for a loaded system, speedy processor, great coupons and specials, upgradeable!!!
Cons: Service is Lacking and very poor Communication skills with Service Reps!!
The Bottom Line: You will not find a better system for a lower price. If you are willing to jump through some hoops with tech support, it's OK.
Review: I purchased the Inspiron E1505, otherwise known as the 6400 if purchased through Dell Small Business, in April 2006. I purchased the following configuration: 1.66 GHz T2300 Dual Core Processor 1 GB Ram at 667 MHz Dual Channel 15.4"Widescreen LCD... Read Full Review by babeeone1, May 19, 2006
Nice build, fast and quiet - a few quirks
Pros: Fast Core Duo processor, great sound and nice screen
Cons: 8X DVD Burner (sony) may have issues
The Bottom Line: Good laptop for the price. 8X DVD Burner (sony) may have issues.
Review: I have owned more than 5 dell laptops in the past. This one is the best one I've owned. My E1505 configuration: Core Duo 1.86G 15.4"WXGA Screen (Truelife glossy coating) ATI x1400 256MB Video Card 8X DVD Burner Bluetooth/Dell 1390 TrueMobile... Read Full Review by hankshay, Aug 13, 2006
Excellent laptop for the price
Pros: FAST, price, crisp screen, speakers, quiet, FAST
Cons: preloaded software, screen viewing angle, *slight* flex in keyboard... nothing to make me regret purchase
The Bottom Line: It's all about value. While not quite perfect, this laptop is perfectly priced. Performance wise...it's amazing. I would buy again if I needed another.
Review: After months of shopping around I finally picked up this Dell e1505, and I am VERY pleased with it. It's not perfect, but for the money I paid I couldn't ask more. I'm a senior engineering student who plays a few 3D games, does video edited and encoding,... Read Full Review by seththomas81, Nov 9, 2006
Decent Laptop if Purchased At Discounted Price
Pros: Relatively Fast (Comparable to others in price Range), Inexpensive w/Discounts, Nice Screen, Great battery life
Cons: Absolutely poor customer Service, Screen has"light Leaks", Poor speaker quality, cheap contstruction
The Bottom Line: If you can get it a very good discount, why not, but build quality is questionable and service non-existant.
Review: After owning the DELL INSPIRON E1505 for a while here are a few notes: SCREEN: Has an abnormal area located at the bottom center portion of the screen, which is"lighter"than the rest of the screen. During normal use you don't notice it, however... Read Full Review by derekrader, Jun 23, 2006
An excellent notebook for a great price
Pros: Price, Order interface, choices in customization.
Cons: Dell support can be difficult to deal with
The Bottom Line: This is an excellent laptop for the price. The speed of the Dual core makes multi tasking very easy.
Review: I had been in the market for a media oriented notebook for some time. I have customized many Dells, Sonys, HP's and Toshibas on their sites and tried to come up with the laptop that did everything I wanted it to do for the price I could afford to pay... Read Full Review by mcoffman38, May 11, 2007