The Dell Inspiron 9300 features a fast Mobile Intel Pentium M Processor up to 760 (2 GHz, 2 MB Cache, 533 MHz FSB) with Intel Centrino Mobile Technology. The DDR2 memory, up to 2 GB, provides blazing performance and hard drive, up to 100 GB, facilitates of storing and accessing data on this notebook. Inspiron 9300 offers Intel Pentium M Processors with power management features designed to enable extended battery life and the Intel 915 PM Chipset.
The 8.2 pounds Inspiron 9300 is 15.5 inches wide, 11.3 inches deep and 1.6 inches thick. The exterior part looks attractive because of silver hue with white trim. This desktop replacement notebook has a bright, vast 17 inch widescreen display with an anti-glare coating and a WUXGA with TrueLife i.e. 1900 x 1200 native resolution. These features make it perfect for viewing DVD movies and playing games.
Inspiron 9300 features a DVD+/-RW burner with dual layer support in order to burn 8.5 GB DVDs. The 256 MB Nvidia GeForce Go 6800 and an integrated sub-woofer enhance the experience of movies and gaming. The PCI Express graphics provide incredible graphics performance for entertainment application like movies, digital photography and digital video editing. 9300 also provides option of configuring a DVD-ROM, DVD/CD-RW or DVD+/-RW optical drives. The connectivity options available on the unit are six USB ports, FireWire, S-Video out, and DVI-D ports.
The operating systems run are Windows XP Professional/ Home Edition/ Media Center Edition 2005. It features an Internal Mini PCI WiFi support via several Dell or Intel 802.11 options. There is an optional feature i.e. to use the Dell TrueMobile Wireless Broadband Router in order to connect office or home wirelessly. The Dell Wireless 350 Bluetooth solution is featured for facilitating Bluetooth connectivity.
The few of the limitations of Dell Inspiron 9300 are external TV tuner, not suitable for traveling, inability to play audio or video without booting up, WXGA resolution issues, no remote facility, average battery life, and lastly, it is supported by single flash card format.
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