Dell: Difference between Dell Inspiron and Studio
Difference between Dell Inspiron and Studio
by d. chalmers - 10/31/09 4:36 PMI'm not sure if this is the kind of question that can be asked in this forum. If this is not right, sorry and do what must be done.
Meantime, I would be very appreciative to know the difference (other than amount of RAM and hard disk size) between Inspiron and Studio laptops. There is obviously a difference in costs, what do you get for the extra money?
I believe you must get something for your money, but by reading the internet site and Dell's advertising I have not been able to differentiate the two.
Any help or knowledge would be greatly appreciated.
Depends on end usage
by Willy - 11/3/09 7:53 AM In reply to: Difference between Dell Inspiron and Studio by d. chalmersIt gets down to the basic tasks you typically do. So, if you're a plainjane user the Inspiration should do find. Once you get into more demanding tasks like movies or video editing or some basic gaming, then the Studio is a step-up. If you want the top-of-the-line, then a XPS system is next. I suspect that video, ram and HD storage become the key differences amongst the systems. Also, this is another way vendors try to differ amongst systems and provide a broad line-up to choose from. Afterall, the user should have an idea what they plan to use it for.
Think in terms of cars, Chevy for Inspiration, Oldsmobile for Studio and Cadillac for XPS even though they all come form the same plant, use the same engine and brakes, yada, yada, the comfort zone and appointments differs amongst each.
tada -----Willy 
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