Dell Inspiron 11z

portability, performance, price, usability, screen

keyboard

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

performance, usability, portability, screen, price

89% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

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86% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Thin and light despite reasonable processing power, high resolution display

Poor touchpad design, glossy screen is annoying and has minor backlight issues

Dell's entry-level Inspiron 11z notebook has significantly more power than similar sized Atom netbooks but remains thin and light. A good display and reasonable keyboard size make it easy to use; the multitouch trackpad is our main point of annoyance.

Good keyboard feel ; Very good CPU performance

Mediocre battery life ; Practically unusable touchpad

If it weren't for the absolutely awful touchpad, we'd have no problem recommending the speedy little Dell Inspiron 11z.

Great battery life ; Decent amount of power ; Very portable

Screen could be better

A good mix of portability and power, the Inspiron 11z shows you can have a good balance of both

Clearly higher performance than netbooks; HDMI; Small, quiet and light; Low power usage; Good worksmanship; Multi-touch function; Hardware installed in the laptop is typical for its class

Glossy display; Delicate lid; No VGA (important for those users who use older peripheral devices); Only moderate battery life; Difficult to upgrade the internal components

The Acer Aspire 1810 Timeline offers similar performance and is also available in various configurations; the Samsung N510 is also an option, depending on your priorities, with less processing power but better graphics.

OK performance as configured ; HDMI out for HDTV connection ; Perfect size for a travel laptop

Touchpad still problematic ; Average battery life ; High price as configured

Bottom line, the Inspiron 11z offers a great form factor and solid performance for a travel laptop, but average battery life, a troublesome touchpad, and pricey upgrades prevent us from calling this one a winner

X4500 integrated graphics with HDMI out ; Perfect screen size and resolution for a netbook ; Comfortable keyboard

Worst ... Touchpad ... Ever ; Small stock battery ; Weak performance from the Celeron 723 ; CPU whine when off and in sleep mode

With all of the stuff listed above the 11z would be a slightly better than average netbook, offered at a reasonable price, with an excellent 11.6" WXGA screen. Unfortunately, once you include the flawed touchpad, it turns into a netbook that is very...

For anyone looking for a compact laptop that’s a tad more capable than a netbook, the Dell Inspiron 11z might just fit the bill. Extra screen space and resolution, along with a larger keyboard, make daily use more comfortable, and the extended battery...

Thin and light despite reasonable processing power ; High resolution display

Poor touchpad design ; Glossy screen is annoying and has minor backlight issues

Dell's entry-level Inspiron 11z notebook has significantly more power than similar sized Atom netbooks but remains thin and light. A good display and reasonable keyboard size make it easy to use; the multitouch trackpad is our main point of annoyance.