The Dell Inspiron i15N-1910BK is a pretty powerful laptop for its price group, and considering it is a Dell you can pretty much trust in its reliability and customer service, should you have a technical issue. As powerful as Dell usually makes their gaming laptops (you know, of course, that they are responsible for the Alienware laptops which are widely accepted as the most powerful or the power that be in the gaming world), the i15N-1910BK model is not that strong. It will still fit most business purposes, many school tasks and all of the casual uses, but you can’t use it for gaming or for heavy multitasking.

You can find Dell Inspiron i15N-1910BK for the nifty price of around $450 dollars (at the time of this review). Tough luck finding a Dell cheaper than that. Dells are usually pretty darn expensive, but if you come to think of it, they are pretty much worth the price. Mostly because they are very helpful with their customer support service. Dell Inspiron i15N-1910BK is available in two colors: Black and Red. They both look utterly awesome, by the way. As far as looks are concerned, the laptop is superb. However, it still has that problem I don’t quite like: the lack of a numeric pad.

Purchasing this device will also net you a copy of Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium x64. I strongly suggest creating some recovery disks as soon as you get it. I did so for my new laptop and I can assure you I didn’t regret it afterwards. Also, if you purchase this device by the en Id of this month there are also a few specials from Microsoft as well. You can get Microsoft Office 2010 for a big discount or upgrade to Microsoft Windows 8 Pro for a mere 20 dollars. And also, on the upgrade notion, I understand that for an extra 40 dollars or so you can upgrade its DDR memory to 8 GB. Check these 2 RAM sticks (2x 4GB) from Crucial.

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There are a few things you need to be aware of about the Dell Inspiron i15N-1910BK – and about any device with Windows on it in general. if you’re not fond of computers that already have a few software pieces installed on them, then you will not be happy with this Dell. It does have a few programs – some have their uses but others aren’t so Usable in real life. Of course, that all depends on the user and the personal preferences. I am just laying out the facts here. Ah, I almost forgot. I believe you also get a wireless mouse from Microsoft for each device with Windows on it. I personally got a crimson Microsoft 3500 Blue Track Wireless mouse.