Sit in front of the Dell for any length of time, however, and it just isn’t up to par. The chassis feels sturdy despite its modest 2.58kg weight, and the glossy blue and black colour scheme is attractive. It’s a shame the Dell doesn’t acquit itself better, as in terms of looks and build quality it’s rather promising. Light use stretched to a mere 1hr 28mins, while heavy usage saw the Dell expire after just 45 minutes. Thanks to Dell’s decision to specify a 2,800mAh battery, longevity isn’t one of the Inspiron 1545’s greatest assets.
Gaming is out of the question, however, with the Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics struggling to a jerky five frames per second in our least demanding Crysis benchmark. Performance was enough to restore a little of the Inspiron 1545’s allure, though, and the Intel Core 2 Duo T5800 and 3GB of memory powered it to a fine 0.92 in our benchmarks. A grain across the screen didn’t help matters, either.
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Poor contrast left our test images looking pale and washed out, while wayward colour reproduction resulted in pallid, unhealthy skin tones. And, rather than the 1,280 x 800 screen resolution found on most 15.4in laptops, the Dell’s native resolution is 1,366 x 768.Īlthough the display is bright, the quality is far from stellar. Like Acer, Dell has opted for a panel with a 16:9 movie-friendly aspect ratio – a choice that reduces the black bars at the top of the screen when watching widescreen material.
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