My old laptop was not working because it was too old so I bought new laptop for myself.
I chose this laptop because of many reasons.Some of them I’ll describe.
Dell’s Inspiron laptops has always been hard to beat in terms of pure value, thanks to their mid-range processors and modest dedicated graphics cards at reasonable prices.
It has great performance and decent battery life, so I was keen to have a look at this model.
Dell has gone back to the drawing board with this general-purpose laptop, keeping similarly powerful components but completely redesigning the chassis and installing a new screen. There are several Inspiron 15 3000-series models available.
There are two less powerful machines, with Core i5 and Core i3 variants, both without dedicated graphics.
It has a 1, 920x1, 080 panel, which finally suits the high-spec components you’ll find elsewhere on the laptop. Overall image quality is acceptable, although you shouldn’t expect accurate colours from an sRGB coverage figure of just 58%. I’d much rather have a slightly-drab Full HD screen than a better but cramped 1, 366x768 panel, though, although some buyers may disagree.
Talking about the add-ons, this is a pure hardware.You can do whatever you want.
There are n numbers of possibilities available.
Recommended for everyone.