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Question: Does this laptop have a satin (non-glare) screen?
Document: After reading others' reviews of other Dell products, I think it's just that Dell produces bad quality chargers and doesn't let cheaper, non-Dell replacements charge your laptop.
The screen started to have vertical fuzzy lines and after a week, the screen showed a blank. It would work after shaking the laptop. However, the vertical lines would appear again after 10 minutes use. Eventually, the screen didn't show anything. Completely caput.
When I bought this machine I thought it would be a wide screen similar to my wife's 2 year old laptop. Then I discovered this was 16:9 compared with hers that was 16:10. This does not seem too big a difference but it means a smaller screen for the same diagonal -- hence cheaper to make.
My husband bought this laptop a few years ago and it was a great buy. I love how it is user friendly, not too small and not too big. It has an awesome display screen, very crisp and clear. The keyboard is big enough so that I can type without feeling cramped. It is not too heavy in weight so it is easy to transport around the house.
I especially like the controls at the top of it for volume, screen brightness, and even to pause, fast forward, or rewind a movie.All in all, this is an excellent laptop for somebody who will use it for simple applications, internet browsing, and maybe light gaming. It definitely is not built for heavy gaming, but it will do very well for everyday usage.
Over the three years I've owned this laptop I have found it to be acceptable.Ubuntu installed with little issue, and it is quite responsive. When doing heavy calculations it does heat up quite a bit, but what laptop doesn't? acceptableIt is a bit too big and bulky for my taste and the touchpad seems a bit funny to me, but my primary quibble with this machine is the hinges which hold on the screen.
Dell's laptops are a piece of crap. I bought a 1545 laptop 1 year, 3 days ago and my laptop is now having problems with the screen flickering. I called them and they told me that because the laptop is having problems...I cannot extend my warranty another year. That my only option is to buy a lifetime warranty for 650 dollars. Thanks Dell!
This was my first laptop ever, which I was pretty excited about. I had a HP laptop for one month before this, but the screen broke so I replaced it with this.At first I thought it was awesome only because I've had pretty laggy desktops in the past, and I thought this was a major improvement.I'm just going to start off by saying that this can't handle really any new games out on the market.
It can handle World of Warcraft with low settings, and can play Portal...not too great.The laptop to me is made out of plastic. The borders around the screen are coming apart and I treated this laptop pretty well seeing as I carry it in a case if I ever bring it anywhere and I don't bang it up against anything.The keyboard keys won't last, it wasn't long until some of the buttons starts to fall off and I had to press them back in.
During that time that I have owned this laptop, the only major issue that I have had with it, is that it burns through hard drives rather quickly... I think it was/is a thermal issue. Once I switched it over to a power saving, and cooler running hard drive the issue went away with it burning out drives. Other issue with is that the Bezel plastic is extremely fragile, took one bump to the screen bottom and the corners popped right off.
Answer: no