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www.businesscomputingworld.co.uk Like me on Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com The Vostro V131 is the latest laptop from Dell, designed for highly mobile business users needing the full flexibility of a Windows environment. This video is a quick hands-on look. For a full review of the Dell Vostro V131, visit our Web site at www.businesscomputingworld.co.uk
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17 Responses to “Dell Vostro V131 Hands-On”

  • varundex5 says:

    4 reasons not to buy Vostro V131. 1) System overheats 2) Noisy fan 3) Loose/rattling components 4) Dell refuses to accept flaws

  • BusinessComputingTV says:

    @BusinessComputingTV Samsung has just launched the Samsung Series 7 Chronos. Looks great for video editing – and half the price of a similarly-priced MacBook Pro.

  • BusinessComputingTV says:

    Well, Dell does offer the Inspiron 15R with Intel Core i7-2670QM (2.20 Ghz, 6MB, 4C) and 1GB nVidia GeForce GT 525M (Quad Core). Is a 15-inch screen too big?

  • RockstarrRoyaL says:

    @BusinessComputingTV ok thank you for the info. So what portable laptop would you recommend? at a budget about the same price as this v131

  • BusinessComputingTV says:

    @RockstarrRoyaL Not great because it doesn’t have a dedicated graphics chipset (uses Intel’s CPU-integrated HD Graphics 3000) and the screen is only 1,366-by-768 pixels. Also, I don’t think there’s a Core i7 option. And there’s no optical drive, if that bothers you.

  • RockstarrRoyaL says:

    HEy, is this a good laptop for video editing and memory consuming programs such as adobe products? Im looking for a nice light weight portable laptop that is capable to work fast and has a good stable speed for editing and music.

  • BusinessComputingTV says:

    @saneh1989 Sadly, the Intel HD 2000 Graphics graphics card can’t be updated. Also, it’s not that great for games. There are much better gaming laptops available.

  • saneh1989 says:

    hey can d graphic card be upgraded ??? wats d present 1 now??? is is suitable for playin games??? and can it play 1080p videos well???

  • BusinessComputingTV says:

    @TomyyY90 Yes, you’re right, a good deal. Just remember that Ultrabooks are on the way.

  • TomyyY90 says:

    @BusinessComputingTV thanks! i think it’s a good offer from dell – especially with the umts-module!
    right now with i5 and 4gb ddr3 320gb hdd ~530€ … upgrading to 8gb and a SSD+1TB external drive around 750€ ! which is awesome!

  • BusinessComputingTV says:

    @TomyyY90 I believe it’s a 2.5″ drive, given that the V130/V13/Latitude 13 used 2.5″ drives.

  • TomyyY90 says:

    what is the size of the harddisk? is it 2,5 inch or 1,8 inch?
    i’m thinkin of getting a vostro but upgrading a SSD by myself.

  • BusinessComputingTV says:

    @ifuckednatalietran Really. Wow! Sorry about that…

  • ifuckednatalietran says:

    you show every angle except for the back!

  • BusinessComputingTV says:

    @ArneBergsch Hi ArneBergsch. Yes, the screen was as its brightest throughout the video.

  • BusinessComputingTV says:

    @kattemissen You’re welcome. And thanks for your feedback.

  • kattemissen says:

    Very good video! thanks

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