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Posted on May 16th, 2008 by Jonathan Bray
Dell’s Vostro 1310 in the Labs
This is Dell’s latest take on the budget business notebook, which we’ve managed to get hold of after wearing the numerals off the number keys on our telephones.
Click here for a full review of the Vostro 1310
Initially we were underwhelmed with its bland looks, but on close inspection it seems solid and well put together: the good keyboard, decent build and the understated looks are already beginning to grow on us.
With prices starting at around £330 (inc VAT) for the base specification, it looks as if it could prove to be the Ford Mondeo of the laptop world. Check the reviews section later for a full review.
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May 16th, 2008 at 11:14 am
The 1310 has a “good keyboard” only if you don’t touch type. If you do touxh type, you xab ezpext to nake lots of nistakes.