Dell Vostro 1510

Manufacturer: Dell

Battery

  • Battery type included
  • Lithium-ion

Connectivity

  • Network interface
  • 802.11a, 802.11g
  • Dialup modem
  • No
  • USB ports
  • 4

Display

  • LCD technology
  • WXGA
  • Natural resolution (max)
  • 1440 x 900 pixels
  • Diagonal screen size
  • 15.4 inch

Drives

  • Primary hard drive
  • 160 GB
  • Optical drive
  • DVD-RW

General

  • Dimensions (H x W x D)
  • 25.4 x 357 x 258 mm
  • Weight
  • 2.59 kg
  • Laptop type
  • Business

Graphics

  • Amt of video RAM
  • 256 MB
  • Graphics hardware
  • GeForce 8400M GS

Memory

  • Amt of RAM
  • 2GB
  • RAM type
  • DDR2-667
  • Memory card reader
  • Yes

Other

  • Integrated webcam
  • Yes
  • Other features
  • Fingerprint Reader

Processor

  • Processor type
  • Intel Core 2 Duo
  • Processor speed
  • 2.4 GHz

Software

  • Operating system
  • Windows Vista Ultimate

Sound

  • Embedded stereo speakers
  • No
  • Digital audio output
  • No

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The good:
  • Good performance for a mid-range notebook.
  • Stylish design.
  • Plenty of configuration options when purchasing.
  • Convenient access to support and good warranty options.
The bad:
  • Large machines like this have lower battery lives.
  • Not available for inspection in stores.
  • No docking port option.
The bottomline:

A classy looking machine with a fair balance of price and features.

RRP: AU$1878.00

Editors’ rating:

7.8/10

Related topics:

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