- 1.3 GHz Intel Celeron 743 Processor
- 2 GB of installed RAM (DDR2 800MHz)
- 250 GB SATA hard drive (5400 RPM)
- Windows 7 Home Premium
- 6-cell battery; 92% Keyboard Size
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![]() The Dell Inspiron 11z (in Obsidian Black) weighs just 3 pounds and features a high-definition 11.6-inch screen. |
![]() The USB port on the left side is powered, so your mobile phone will still charge even when the 11z is asleep. |
![]() The 11z also features an HDMI output for audio and video as well as a 3-in-1 memory card reader. |
Note: This laptop does not come with an integrated optical drive; you can connect an optional external drive via one of the netbook's USB ports.
What's in the Box
This package includes the Dell Inspiron 11z (i11z-3747OBK), 6-cell rechargeable battery, AC adapter, and printed documentation. It's backed by a 1-year limited warranty with mail-in service.
The centrally located, easy-to-use Dell Support Center application offers provides personalized support resources. Conveniently located on your PC's desktop with quick links to service, support and system resources. You'll be able to keep your system up-to-date and running efficiently through automated fixes for common configuration issues.
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42 of 42 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: Dell Inspiron i11z-3747OBK 11.6-inch Laptop (Obsidian Black) (Personal Computers)
I bought this over a week ago. This is my 3rd Dell laptop I have purchased since 2003. I don't think they make them to last too long. My previous Dell Inspiron 1525 screen cracked. After connecting it to an external monitor for a few weeks, I couldn't take it anymore. The cost to repair the monitor and upgrade the memory and hard drive would be the same as a new one. So I started researching a mini. My co-worker had recently bought a HP mini, so I looked at a few of those, but the ones I saw were much smaller than hers the 10.1 So I decided to purchase the one she had which is a 11.6 Unfortunately I couldn't afford it. So I went to the Dell website and found this one. Right before I was about to purchase it, I decided to check Amazon, to see if there was a difference in price. It definitely was, plus it was free shipping and I didn't have to wait until August 8th for delivery. I like this laptop. It comes with Excel and Word 2010 and Windows 7. The one on Dell's website came with Vista and less memory.
I really like this mini laptop. It's light in weight and I carry it around everywhere I go. The built in webcam is nice, but it has a small delay. I plan on purchasing the full version of Office 2010. I don't mind it not having a dvd drive, because I used my jump drive to transfer my files. I also can borrow an external drive too, so I'm fine with it. The lcd screen shows a beautiful picture and it's very clear. I recommend this laptop for anyone that wants to change up from the bulky ones, but don't want the minis. Also Amazon is awesome and the free and quick delivery rocks!
17 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
You Get What You Pay For,
By JBWatcher (Dallas TX) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Dell Inspiron i11z-3747OBK 11.6-inch Laptop (Obsidian Black) (Personal Computers)
This PC is great if you want something inexpensive, lightweight, smaller, and mostly need to do web or browser based applications. It runs Windows 7, fast and smoothly. It comes with an MS Office trial ready to be licensed, by I opted to get [...] Office Suite which is free (asking donations) on the web. It works similarly to office, and any MS document can be imported or exported back to MS format quickly and easily.
If you have a decent internet download speed/rate, and a USB stick, there really is no need for a DVD/CD drive anymore. Anything you want to load on your PC can be downloaded or transferred, so I don't miss having the DVD drive at all. I think this PC was a great buy. If you don't need a machine capable of designing the next generation space shuttle, then this might be the PC for you.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Portable and Affordable!,
By Andrew (Austin) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Dell Inspiron i11z-3747OBK 11.6-inch Laptop (Obsidian Black) (Personal Computers)
I bought one of these through Amazon but had to return it because the touch pad (mouse pad) was clunky. I had to pound on it to get it to move. I tried to update the driver, but that wasn't it. Amazon scheduled the UPS pick up and delivered another device at the same speed as my initial shipping. I had initially set up next day shipping and the replacement item also came in one day. I just swapped boxes with the UPS guy. So for the record, good job Amazon on hassle-free returns. I did find it interesting that I got the first one via Fedex but replacement via UPS. Whatever, it was all good.
This notebook is a nice little companion to a more powerful desktop or laptop. Windows 7 makes it easy to network and transfer files, find your printers, install the needed drivers for your usb devices, and works better than Vista. It does not have an optical disk drive, but I bought one for under $30 on ebay. I just plugged it in and Windows installed the driver and presto, I now had a dvd burner. I didn't need additional software to play DVDs. The processor isn't lightning fast. I notice a lot more lag time than on my amped up 2 year old Inspirion 1420, my upgraded 4 year old desktop or my new Latitude. However, you get what you pay for. I wanted a small, cheap and ultra light device that would allow me to transfer stuff and work on the fly with work docs, power point, and especially my new Echo pen (a must have). This device is perfect for that. It's got pretty decent sound quality. The keyboard is almost standard size, but might take a little bit of getting used to. The battery life is really good. I've gotten close to 7 hours of usage with it. I like that the battery makes the unit sit at an elevated angle, so it's easier on the wrists and keeps the system cooler. Not sure if everyone will appreciate that, but I do! It comes with an HDMI port, so once you've got your DVD drive, you can easily watch on your big screen. Since DVD players with an HDMI port are a dime a dozen, I don't think this should be a deciding factor in the purchase. I've got a direcTv subscription and it's connected to my home network. I can watch that dvr programming on this computer, except that for the first 10 minutes or so, the picture is very jumpy. After that, it's fine. That doesn't happen on my other home pc's. But then again my other processors are much quicker and dual core. This notebook doesn't come bloated with too much software, but it does have a 6 month antivirus (mcafee) subscription. A trial version of MS Office is also included. I haven't used it yet, but it seems that if you do not purchase it, you'll still be able to use MS Word. You can also get Open Office for free (donations accepted) and that works fine. I've installed an IDE (eclipse) and have been working on some simple Java programming and so far so good. This unit doesn't overheat and has a sturdier feel than I had expected. The screen only tilts to about 120 degrees. For the record, the Inspirion and Latitude both tilt to about 150 degrees or so. The only real draw back is that darn touch pad. Dell tried to make improvements on it by allowing you to zoom in or out and use it similar to an ipod's click wheel. So care needs to be taken because if you happen to touch it just the wrong way, you'll zoom right in or out of your project or do some other weird thing with it. So I'm not too impressed with that aspect of it. Otherwise, this is a nice buy for what it is. For me, it's a nice, portable, good looking companion. Weighing in at about 3 pounds is a huge plus. It is a very thin notebook, but as I mentioned, the battery is positioned in such a way that it will add an extra inch to the height. I've seen more powerful laptops in slightly higher price range, but they're twice the weight, bigger and bulkier. So if you need economy performance, you should look at the lower end models from Acer, Lenovo or Emachine- considering those generally come with dvd drives. For portability, this is great!
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