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Dell Inspiron 11z price bumped to $449

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When Dell launched the Inspiron 11z laptop a few weeks ago, it had a low $399 price tag, which meant you could pick up this 11.6 inch laptop with an Intel CULV processor, 1366 x 768 pixel display, GS45 integrated graphics, 2Gb of RAM, and a 250GB hard drive for about the same price as many netbooks.

But this weekend Dell tweaked the price, first raising it to $524 for a few hours before settling at $449. That’s still a pretty good price for a laptop this small and light, but the sudden price change ha’s left a lot of potential customers scratching their heads.

According to Laptop Magazine, a Dell salesperson indicated that the price change is because the new models have an improved WLED display. But some users are reporting that they’ve been told the original $399 price was a limited time promotion.

Either way, the Dell Inspiron 11z is now the same price as the Acer Aspire 1410, another 11.6 inch laptop with a CULV processor. There are some differences. The Aspire One has a 1.4GHz Intel Core 2 Solo CULV SU3500 processor while the Inspiron 11z has a 1.2GHz Intel Celeron 723 CPU. And the Acer laptop has a 6 cell, 48Whr battery while the Dell model has a 3 cell, 28WHr battery.

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Posted on Sunday, August 30th, 2009, 9:55 am by Brad Linder




  • DougC3

    The AA 1410 seems to get the nod superficially, but it will be interesting to see comparisons of these and other 11 inchers with regards to battery run time, HD performance, and weight, and maybe a flow chart of processors and graphics :)

    Somehow I don't think Dell will keep the price the same when/if they add a 6 cell battery.

    It's also interesting how netbooks have made their mark on laptop evolution.

  • DougC3

    The AA 1410 seems to get the nod superficially, but it will be interesting to see comparisons of these and other 11 inchers with regards to battery run time, HD performance, and weight, and maybe a flow chart of processors and graphics :)

    Somehow I don't think Dell will keep the price the same when/if they add a 6 cell battery.

    It's also interesting how netbooks have made their mark on laptop evolution.

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