Dell Inspiron 1545 review
in Laptops
Verdict
Dell's latest sports a 16:9 display and a good-looking specification, but it struggles against the keen competition.
Review Date: 31 Mar 2009
Reviewed By: Sasha Muller
Price when reviewed: £374 (£430 inc VAT)
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From around the web
Full marks
I feel PcPro has underated this laptop! I give it 10/10. (Must admit it is my first Laptop)
By Harry96 on 29 May 2010 
Dell Inspiron 1545
Good computer if you upgrade to 4Gb of RAM. This is my first laptop too, but I know more about it because I took apart one that was the same model. So therefore I know it inside and out. It doesn't have a videocard and can't be upgraded. Processor on mine in Pentium 2.3 Ghz Dual T4500. good computer but not so much for gaming.
By mrdoublet123 on 23 Oct 2011
The 1545 review
I have the dell 1545 for 2 years , I agree with your opinion.
By luxl85 on 21 Dec 2011
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