There are dozens and dozens of laptops to choose from these days. How does one choose, based on features? Price? Uses and needs? Dell coupons for laptops may sway you if you’re on a budget. They have 5 different systems to choose from, with multiple screen size and capacity variations. So, it just kind of depends on what you need, and of course, what you want.
Inspirion 15 is their most basic laptop and comes in one size, 15”. It’s labeled as “Everyday Computing,” complete with a 1st generation Intel Core i3 processor, 3GB or 4GB memory and up to 640GB hard drive and a webcam. You can snag this laptop for as low as a $399.99.
Inspiron R series is their Style & Entertainment line. With 14”, 15” and 17” options available you can customize the inside after you’ve decided on the right size. With a 2nd generation Intel Core i5 built in standard, 2.4 GHz, 4 or 6GB memory, and up to 640GB hard drive, these machines are a great deal for as low as $499.99.
Z Series is ‘Thin and Powerful’. The XPS boasts a 14z 2nd generation Intel Core i7 processor, 2.8 GHz with Turbo Boost 2.0 up to 3.5 GHz, 8GB shared dual channel DDR3 1333MNz Memory and up to 750 GB hard drive. This is a seriously sleek piece of equipment. It’ll run you around $1299.99, but for a laptop of around 4lbs with this kind of capability, it’s worth the price.
XPS, “High Performance” line pretty much has the same kind of technical specs of the Z series. You can have things customized to whatever specs you need, but with the added weight of a couple of pounds you save a couple hundred bucks.
Alienware is their ‘Extreme Gaming Series.’ In 11”, 14” and 17” options that all come with the best graphics, Intel capacity and customizable command center controls, NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards for unbelievable clarity, and WiMAX with 4G speeds. If you’re a gamer, this is the computer you want to buy. The cost can vary almost between $499-$1,899 depending upon your add-ons and screen size.
The thing about buying a laptop is that you really should get exactly what suits your needs. If Dell has what you need then great; if not, Toshiba, Acer, Samsung and HP all make excellent machines as well.
Author’s Bio: Margot is a guest writer on tech topics, who found a Dell coupon for laptops to be useful in her hunt for her new machine.
