Dell Inspiron 9100

1 of 1
  • dell-insp-9100-i1.gif

    Caption by: Charles McLellan

1 of 1

There was a time when notebooks described as 'desktop replacement' systems simply featured the most powerful mobile technology of the day, along with a big screen, a built-in optical drive, perhaps a floppy drive too, and plenty of I/O ports. Nowadays, though, manufacturers really mean it when they talk about desktop replacement, using desktop-class CPUs and graphics accelerators to deliver uncompromising performance and functionality. Dell's Inspiron 9100 is a case in point: a very sturdy 15.4in.-screened behemoth weighing over 4kg, this system delivers the goods, and at an attractive price too: the base model comes in at just £869 (ex. VAT), although our top-of-the-range review configuration will set you back around £400 more than this.

Read More Read Less

Caption by: Charles McLellan

1 of 1

Related Topics:

Laptops Hardware Reviews Security Mobility PCs

Related Galleries

    • 1 of 3

  • AMD Ryzen Pro 4000: First look

    AMD is pitching its new Ryzen PRO 4000 processors as "the new standard for modern business PCs" offering what is claimed to be the best performing processor, the most advanced technology, ...

  • AMD Ryzen PRO 4000: Slide deck

    AMD's Ryzen PRO 4000 chips, aimed at business users who demand security-centric features and enterprise-grade reliability.

  • Apple 2020 13-inch MacBook Pro with Magic Keyboard

    10th-generation Intel processors, 16GB of faster 3733MHz memory standard, 13-inch Retina display, Touch Bar and Touch ID, immersive stereo speakers, an an all-day battery life. ...