Dell is selling the Inspiron 11z portable notebook for $400 right now, but if you use a coupon code you can knock the price down to $300, making this 11.6 inch laptop with an Intel Core i3 processor about the same price as a 10 inch Dell netbook with an Atom chipset. If you’re in the market for a dirt…

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Netbooks, Notebooks and Tablets Dell Inspiron 11z 11.6″ laptop w/Celeron 743, Win 7 Home Premium for $383.99 – Dell (coupon: 5TK?LC9VJ5F$33) Refurb ASUS Eee PC Atom 1.6GHz 10″ LED Netbook for $200 + free shipping – Mwave (M Club) Archos 7 Home Tablet w/Android 1.6, 8GB storage for $160 – B&H Accessories Centon Data Stick Pro 16GB USB flash drive…

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Ever wonder what where notebooks go when they die are discontinued? Sure, it’s possible that manufacturers could actually sell out of some units, but there’s usually some stock leftover. Sometimes they get sold off at retail. Other times they’re repackaged and sold as if they were new thanks to a new feature or two — like the addition of 3G…

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This is usually the part of the review where I spell out the specs of a new laptop and explain how it fits in with other recent machines from the PC vendor. But I want to get something out of the way first: The Inspiron Mini M101z is the best budget thin and light laptop from Dell that I’ve tested…

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The Dell Inspiron 11z is a thin and light notebook with a 11.6 inch, 1366 x 768 pixel HD display, an Intel CULV processor, and a nice wide keyboard. My only real complaint with this netbook is that it has one of the worst touchpads I’ve ever used. I’m not a fan of touchpads with integrated left and right buttons…

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The Dell Inspiron 11z is a thin and light laptop with an 11.6 inch display. It’s a bit larger than Dell’s Inspiron Mini netbook line, and it comes with an Intel CULV processor, which provides more power than the Atom chips found in Dell’s netbooks. But the Inspiron 11z is still portable, cheap, and a little slow compared with many…

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The Dell Inspiron 11z is a thin and light laptop with an 11.6 inch high resolution display and an Intel Consumer Ultra Low Voltage processor. Dell has been selling the 11z for a few months, but only recently started offering models with Windows 7 and dual core processors. Dell was kind enough to send me a demo unit to review,…

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As expected, Dell has begun offering customization options for the Inspiron 11z thin and light laptop. For a starting price of $399 you get: Color: black CPU: 1.3GHz Intel Celeron 743 (single core) OS: Windows Vista Home Basic RAM: 2GB HDD: 160GB Battery: 3 cell, 28WHr WiFi: 802.11a/b/g Bluetooth: none There are a number of configuration options, but here’s how…

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The Dell Inspiron 11z is a thin and light laptop with an 11.6 inch display and an Intel CULV processor. Up until recently it was only available with a 1.2GHz Intel Celeron 723 CPU, 2GB of RAM and a 250GB hard drive. But a few days ago Dell France began allowing people to customize the hard drive, RAM, CPU, battery,…

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If you want to pick up a Dell Inspiron 11z laptop in the US, here’s the configuration you’ll get for your $449: 11.6 inch, 1366 x 768 pixel, 1.2GHz Intel Celeron 723 CULV processor, 2GB of RAM a 250GB hard drive, and a 3 cell, 28Whr battery. It comes with Windows Vista Home Premium and a free upgrade offer for…

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The Dell Inspiron 11z is an 11.6 inch laptop with a high resolution display, a 1.2GHz Intel Celeron 723 CULV processor, integrated x4500 graphics, and Windows Vista Home Premium. On paper it looks like it should be a lot more powerful than your typical netbook, if a tiny bit larger. Liliputing Forum member Frank Ancona picked one up recently and…

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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…

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