Dell Inspiron 9200 user reviews

Cons Dealing with Dell can be pure HELL on March 19, 2005 by twinpeaks  | Read full review

Cons Screen, perhaps on February 27, 2005 by BillBC  | Read full review

Cons The price in the UK for Dell laptops is aN.bout two thirds more expensive than the US, I know the UK is a Rich country but COME ON. on March 1, 2005 by teched  | Read full review

Cons a bit bulky to carry around on April 24, 2005 by 88gdawg  | Read full review

Pros I am pricing out a new 9200 to replace my 8600 and notice in Dell's configurator that you can no longer order the uxga. Highest resolution offered today (2-19) is 1440 x 900. My company has owned 3 dell notebooks, a sony and an HP. Dells, their support

Cons Screen "frosting" or "sparkling" issues. The laptops major asset becomes its liability as poor vendor quality control slips through. Dell doesn't want to admit or fix "Sparkle" issue. Return computer if screen has "sparkle" effect. Look to Toshiba or on February 17, 2005  | Read full review

Cons For 1920 x 1200 17" LCD to look good, you must turn on 120 DPI and set USERHR registry to 0 (http://msdn.microsoft.com/li brary/default.asp?url=/worksho p/author/dhtml/overview/highdp i.asp). This will make the graphics on IE looks much better. And i fou on January 16, 2005  | Read full review

Cons The deal breaker on this notebook for me and for a lot of people is the screen. I ordered the WUXGA to complement the powerful graphics card. This screen is so difficult to read from because the text is litterally microscopic. I'm really surprised tha on January 14, 2005  | Read full review

Cons the WUXGA just kills it completely. I can't believe that with this type of screen, this notebook was given an 8.3 overall rating. My dell 3800 (5+ years old) has a better screen than this. I would wait till Dell admits their faulty design and changes th on January 12, 2005  | Read full review

Cons The screen is unreadbale at native resolution and Dell's service sucks. Has Dell started taking us (customers) for granted? Did the CNET editors actually use this product before writinga review, or did they just look at the spec dished out by Dell. on December 21, 2004  | Read full review

Cons it's replaced and yes it is king of sparky, the 9300 fixed all the problems on November 9, 2005 by hijack masta  | Read full review

Cons Screen, screen and screen. I can't stand the screen Dell offer. The machine itself is great but the screen ruined it. I have to return it on February 19, 2005  | Read full review

Cons At first I was seeing what everyone was talking about the fuzziness but you can go to monitor settings and lower the dpi from 120 to 96dpi for a much more crisp look and keeping the 1920 x 1200 res on January 21, 2005  | Read full review

Cons Everything is useless if text on white background is unreadable. Some people are getting used to the sandy/grainy/sparkly white background. But I have 7 laptops and this is unacceptable. Returned after 1 week. Indian based call center does not seem to ca on January 12, 2005  | Read full review

Cons WUXGA screen has issues, get WXGA+ instead on January 12, 2005  | Read full review

Cons Less readable display than 8600. No docking connector. No stable docking station option, have to reload drivers every time the USB port replicator is plugged in. Sound is not as good as on the 8600, sub-woofer only adds distortion. Audio controls are in t on January 12, 2005  | Read full review

Cons DVD drive went out within a week, wuxga screen, product support. Touchpad tabs vibrate when playing audio, makes it sound like a speaker is blown out. Very upset with product support. Purchase was a test for a future purchase for company salesforce. Found on December 27, 2004  | Read full review

Cons Unreliable, basically a lemon, and Dell won't support product on January 30, 2006 by ykmd  | Read full review

Cons not really any on March 16, 2006 by bluesquid  | Read full review