Dell computers and especially Dell Laptops are some of the best selling laptops worldwide.  Dell offers many different models and selections when you start looking to buy a Dell laptop.  You can look at the Dell Vostro, Dell Latitudes, Dell Inspirons and more.  Whatever your laptop computing needs are, you can rest assured that Dell will have a product that can fit your needs and budget.  Some of the following information will talk about Dell and their products.

Dell announced updates to all of the Small Business Vostro notebooks, with design and hardware changes for all models. The new lineup consists of the Vostro 13.3” 1320, 15.4” 1520, and 17” 1720. The Vostro 1320 and 1520 lost a bit of weight compared to the older models, dropping from 4.6 to 4.1lbs and 5.73 to 5.38lbs respectively. The new Vostro 1720 managed to gain a bit of weight going from 6.5 to 6.8lbs. Dell also managed to make all three models thinner than their predecessors.

All models offer expanded memory options with a maximum amount that was previously limited to 4GB now bumped to 8GB. Video cards were updated across the board, moving from the 8000-series NVIDIA GeForce up to the newer 9000-series. The Vostro 1320 and 1520 now offer NVIDIA 9300M graphics with 256MB of memory and the Vostro 1720 has an optional NVIDIA 9600M graphics.

Dell Vostro 1720 Specifications:

Up to Intel Core 2 Duo 2.66GHz T9550 processor
Up to 8GB DDR2
Intel 45 Express chipset
Intel X4500 or NVIDIA GeForice 9600M GS graphics card
17" WXGA+ or UltraSharp WUXGA LCDs
Optional 128GB SSD
Optional Blu-ray burner
6-cell and 9-cell batteries
WxHxL: 15.47" x 1" x 11.26"
Starting weight: 6.8lbs

Starting prices are $679 for the Vostro 13.3” 1320, $893 for the 15.4” 1520, and $699 for the 17” 1720.

The Inspiron Mini 9 has an 8.9-inch widescreen display and can be configured with either Windows XP or Ubuntu Linux. The Mini 9 is powered by an Intel Atom processor for power saving performance. An 8GB flash drive makes it so the Mini is quiet and has very fast storage and configure up to 1GB of RAM for a performance boost too. A 4-cell battery offers up to 4 hours of battery life.

The weight of the Mini 9 starts at 2.28lbs to make this an extremely portable laptop.

Quick Specs

Intel ATOM (1.6 GHz), 1 GB DDR2 SDRAM, 8.9, Mini OS powered by Ubuntu 8.04

Blending power with elegance, the Studio XPS 16 is designed to deliver the ultimate multimedia laptop experience. The Studio XPS 16 features premium design with genuine leather accents, anodized aluminum, edge-to-edge display and backlit keyboard, 16" ultrawide 16:9 aspect ratio with 1080p HD support & optional RGB-LED for brighter and more vivid colors, the latest Centrino 2 platform for blazing fast performance, amazing battery life and go anywhere wireless connectivity and premium ATI 512MB graphics delivers incredibly lifelike videos, movies and gaming.

Quick Specs

Intel (2.26 GHz), 2.26 GHz, 4 GB, 16.0, Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium Edition

The Dell Studio 15 is a 15.4" screen multimedia laptop offered in multiple colors and configurations. The Studio 15 can be equipped with an Intel Core 2 Duo and dedicated ATI graphics. It comes with a slot-loading DVD drive, backlit keyboard, sleek drop-hinge design, widescreen glossy display and touch sensitive buttons. Software wise the Dell Studio 15 includes a unique Apple Mac OS X launch dock.

Quick Specs

Intel Core 2 Duo (2.00 GHz), 2.00 GHz, 2 GB DDR2 SDRAM, 6.2 lbs, 15.4 in TFT active matrix, Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium Edition

Started in 1984 by Michael Dell, in the late eighties they became the first computer firm to offer customers next day, on site service. They gained market dominance thanks partly to the popularity of their competitively priced Inspiron and Latitudes. Since then they've branched out into the lucrative gaming market with the release of their cutting edge gaming XPS line, the launch of the no frills business line-up Vostro. Whether you like their configurable Dell laptops or not, the company is positioned securely in the market and their brand is here to stay.

No computer maker has been as ubiquitous as Dell. Their user-friendly computers, highly customizable setups, and persuasive ad campaigns have made Dell a favorite for casual and discerning consumers alike. Their vast array of notebooks and laptops, all of which allow shoppers to mix and match features, provide users with everything they need for an out-of-this-world computing experience.

Dell Inspiron

The bread and butter of Dell’s notebook stable are the Inspiron computers. These solid, stately laptops are quite powerful, yet manage to maintain a low, affordable price tag for their core models. Take the Dell Inspiron 1520 for example. It’s got everything you could want in a notebook: Intel Core 2 Duo processor, a massive 250GB hard drive, and a gorgeous 15-inch widescreen display. Right now, it goes for just $849. That’s an outstanding bargain, and if you expected to spend a little more anyway, feel free to throw in some upgrades before you get to the checkout!

Dell XPS

Do you want to stand out from the pack? If the answer is yes, then the Dell XPS line of notebooks is probably what you’re looking for. Seen as an answer to the increasing commonality of the Inspiron look, the XPS brings plenty of style and flair with its high-end computing. These notebooks come with all the trimmings: Bluetooth wireless, high-definition widescreens, built-in webcams, and a variety of shell colors meant to help define your laptop’s personality. Those are just the regular notebooks. How about the M2010? It’s a portable multimedia station, not exactly a laptop per se, but something of a laptop/desktop hybrid. It’s got a huge 20-inch screen and detachable keyboard.

Dell XPS Gaming

For the true, hardcore gamer, Dell’s XPS Gaming line brings the XPS style to a series of intense new notebooks that are packed full of high-end specs. Big displays, big graphics capabilities, and super fast processors drive impressive machines like the XPS M1730 or the M1710.