I didn't find any new laptops with dialup. And since used models come and go you have to keep looking.
Most of the folk that keep on dial up eventually bow to the end of built in modems and go with something like http://www.amazon.com/TRENDnet-Phone-Internet-Modem-TFM-561U/dp/B004BU8O9Y/ref=zg_bs_284715_30
Hey I'm looking to a replacement laptop to the same or similar specs. Not a big upgrade, the closer the better.
I'm having problems finding laptops with disk drives** cd/dvd and dialup plugins**. there's a lot of paper thin notebooks that would never have those options. It doesn't need more then 4gbs ram the pervious had 2. It had just a basic Intel chipset I Imagine it wasn't used for much gaming mostly online browsing/shopping, music.
The dell site really lets me down there's so little on there so It doesn't even have to be a dell anymore, just similar specs. Windows 7 would be awesome but I doubt it exists on new budget hardware anymore so, W/e 8 or 10s okay.
If its cheaper, non-touch screen is better but I know some laptops are the same price regardless touch/non-touch.
http://www.cnet.com/products/dell-vostro-1015-15-6-core-2-duo-t6570-windows-7-home-premium-2-gb-ram-160-gb-hdd/specs/
The important things are;
Duel Core around 2ghz (1.8-2.5 should be fine)
Dial up plugin*
Disk Drive RW*
Speaker plugin
150Gbs ore more memory
The dells seem to have only wireless internet options which wont work this laptops going to a remote area where they use dial up.

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