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Dell Inspiron 5040 laptop review

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Features and specifications of the affordable Dell Inspiron 5040 laptop

Dell Inspiron 5040 review
Dell Inspiron 5040 laptop

Dell Inspiron 5040 laptop review - today we are going to take a closer look at one of the cheap Dell Inspiron laptops.

Dell Inspiron 5040 is a 15.6-inch laptop that is perfect for home users, students but not so much as a mobile business computing device. It works best as a replacement laptop.

Dell Inspiron 5040 unboxing video

Inspiron 15 (N5040) laptop

Dell Insprion 5040 laptop has a nice 15.6-inch LED backlit LCD display with good contrast and viewing angles.
The cheapest versions of the Dell Inspiron 5040 laptop come with AMD E-Series dual-core processors rated from 1.6GHz and above.
The space for storage is 320GB but there are models that come with bigger HDD.
Connectivity options for Dell Inspiron 5040 laptop include WLAN 802.11 b/g/n, HDMI, 3x USB ports.
Dell Inspiron 5040 has a built-in camera and microphone for video calls and other apps.
The sound is provided by two loud stereo speakers (the sound quality could be better though).
The 6 Cell Lithium-ion battery of the Dell Insprion 5040 laptop holds charge for around
Dell Insprion 5040 laptop weighs around 2.40kg .
The price - prices for the Inspiron 5040 laptop start at around 260 and can top 400 for the highest specs models.

 And here is the software that comes preinstalled with the Dell Inspiron 5040:
  • Microsoft Office 2010 Starter with MS Word and Excel Free
  • Windows Live
  • Roxio Creator 10.3
  • Datasafe Local 2.3 Basic
  • Ebay Auto Homepage
  • Skype for Windows
  • Dell Support Center 3.0 Jagex Webslice
  • Dell Stage Software
  • Retail Registration 1.0
  • Adobe Reader 9
  • Dell Stage E-MAGAZINE Software
  • Dell Stage E-READER Software
  • Synch Up
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