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Hi I'm looking to purchase a Dell Inspiron 1520. just to use as a student. Is this a good choice or not

Here are the specifications, the price is $ 1529. Intel (R) Core (TM) 2 Duo Processor T5750 2.0 GHz, 2 MB cache, 667 MHz FSB Genuine Windows Vista (R) Home Premium - with Aero experience 15.4 "Widescreen WXGA (1280x800) Display with TrueLife (TM) Jet Black Color with Matte Finish and camera 2GB (2 x 1024MB) 667MHz Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM 250GB SATA Hard Drive Internal 8X DVD + /-RW Combination Drive with dual layer write capabilities Roxio Creator 10 NVIDIA (R) GeForce (TM) 8600M GT with 256 MB GDDR2 dedicated graphics memory Integrated Stereo Sound Intel (R) PRO / Wireless 3945 Dual Band 802.11a / g 54Mbps Wireless Free Mini Upgrade Card NVIDIA (R) GeForce (TM) 8600M GT with 256MB GDDR2 1 Year Limited with Next Business Day Onsite Service 1 Year Plus Phone Support: Mon-Fri 0800-2000, Sat 1000-1600. 6-cell 53Whr Lithium Ion Primary Battery No Case 90W AC Adapter No Floppy Drive Microsoft (R) Office Home & Student 2007 OEM version of Word / Excel / Powerpoint / OneNote

Nice Looking DELL Notebook PC may be better or at least more expensive than my 3 DELL Notebook PCs: E1505/6400 Inspiron, Latitude D620 and Latitude D800. Just a few remarks on the weaknesses esp for your high price that I paid the most for any Dell laptop was $ 1200. I'd get more and more powerful 9-cell battery or maybe 2 batteries, and I think you'd be better with single DIMM 2 GB of RAM rather than filling both memory modukes to allow for expansion over Windows XP Pro or XP Media OS is the best choice. Oh! Definitely UPGRADE WiFi Next Gen Intel ProSet Wireless N 4965 AGN expenses since 1500 $ And the guarantee may be longer if not too much if one of ours has 3 years in general to have had a total of 4 laptops, we can not go wrong with the mainstream Dell, HP or IBM Notebook as replacement and modernization of coins more easily availble. GREAT JOB!

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