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17th March 2006, 12:07 PM #11
Re: Dell Inspiron e1505 Review (pics, specs)
Too bad Dell screens still have "sparkles."
I would have own a Dell if they didn't...
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17th March 2006, 12:37 PM #12
Re: Dell Inspiron e1505 Review (pics, specs)
Wow, wonder if other components or the GMA 950 itself is enough to outscore the 200M. 569 v 504.
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17th March 2006, 12:52 PM #13
Re: Dell Inspiron e1505 Review (pics, specs)
Very nice pictures and review...awesome read!
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17th March 2006, 01:07 PM #14Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: Dell Inspiron e1505 Review (pics, specs)
I was pretty much sold on the E1505 untill I read the comments about the screen... I've also been looking at an HP dv5030us for $999.00 and I think I may just go with that now.
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17th March 2006, 02:20 PM #15
Re: Dell Inspiron e1505 Review (pics, specs)
To be honest I'm not sure what you all mean about the bad screen, as I've never seen it, but it seems to bug a lot of people in here, has anyone ever confronted Dell about it ?
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17th March 2006, 05:29 PM #16
Re: Dell Inspiron e1505 Review (pics, specs)
IMO, the WSXGA+ matte screen on the e1505's forerunner is fairly good for a matte. The sparkle can get annoying. But its not that big of a deal to me. I've asked friends around me before and they often don't notice the sparkles. I only notice them when I'm looking for them. I notice the light leakage on the bottom of the screen more. It needs a particular color, like a cool blue (as pictured in review) or purple to be so noticable you want to punch the screen. On this forum. The very pale blue and gray of the posts isn't real sparkly on my panel and and neither is white. Maybe it would be worse though with the glossy. Since you have the reflection ontop of the sparkle effect. I can't say for sure. Hopefully a few more weeks and the e1505 will be at my local Dell Direct kiosk and I can check this for myself.
Nice job Fsacj, I enjoyed reading this review. The pictures were great! It seems Dell improved the port layout in the back. It's a pitty the 9cell wasn't available for the review, I would of liked to of seen just how much of an improvement they made on battery.The 6cells performance, suprisingly given the Core Duo is supposed to have improved battery life over the pentium m, doesn't seem like a big improvement to me.
Lol. Hotspots in Alaska, love reviewers with a since of humors.
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Usually if you google it, you'll get the customer service number that will get you into an actual dell office in America. Google will run the world someday unfortunately. I promise myself everytime I google something it will be the last time. Why can't Yahoo catch up and decent give me an alternative? -.-;
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18th March 2006, 01:22 AM #17Notebook Consultant
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Re: Dell Inspiron e1505 Review (pics, specs)
I’ve actually been able to get some higher run times since I wrote the review. I got an hour with 75% remaining at full brightness and wifi on (but not connected). The 9 cell battery has exactly 50% more cells, and almost exactly 50% more capacity, so I would expect pretty darn close to 50% more run time. Thanks for the nice comments and insight on the screens.
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18th March 2006, 08:59 AM #18Notebook Consultant
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E1505 Review
Thanks Andrew,
Nice review.
I got my E1505 yesterday, so far I'm very pleased. I configured my Core Duo as a base unit, only adding the gloss screen. If there are sparkles? I haven't seen them. I'm still a bit at a loss to understand the phenomenon.
I suspect that when you review lappies you have a much better basis for comparison. My reference is my old Inspiron 1100, which I was very pleased with . . . until now.
One minor nit pick on the review, no bottom photo. Like that view to see the vents and doors.
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18th March 2006, 09:39 AM #19Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: E1505 Review
Hermit,
Originally Posted by 21st Hermit
Could you try the following: get Dead Pixel Buddy program http://www.laptopshowcase.co.uk/downloads.php?id=1
and look at the screen at different colors, see if you notice sparkles. For my eyes the green color was simply impossible to look at..
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18th March 2006, 12:03 PM #20Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: Dell Inspiron e1505 Review (pics, specs)
Great review! Your pictures actually make the e1505 look good... and that's no small accomplishment, in my opinion.



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