Dell Inspiron Touchscreen Laptop— $949.00 (Save 5%!)



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Dell Inspiron Touchscreen Laptop— $949.00 (Save 5%!)
INPUT Pointer Device Touchpad Web Camera HD Webcam Keyboard Standard Keyboard POWER Battery Cell 3 cell WARRANTY Warranty Summary Please Register your Warranty:https://www.onlineregister.com/dell/?~ck=mn. 1 Year Accidental Damages Service DISPLAY Resolution 1366 x 768 pixels pixel Screen Size 11.49 inch Screen Type HD LED Backlit Touch...


INPUT Pointer Device Touchpad Web Camera HD Webcam Keyboard Standard Keyboard POWER Battery Cell 3 cell WARRANTY Warranty Summary Please Register your Warranty:https://www.onlineregister.com/dell/?~ck=mn. 1 Year Accidental Damages Service DISPLAY Resolution 1366 x 768 pixels pixel Screen Size 11.49 inch Screen Type HD LED Backlit Touch IPS Display COMMUNICATION Ethernet 10/100 Bluetooth v4.0 Wireless LAN Dell Wireless - N 1707 PORTS/SLOTS Mic In Yes Multi Card Slot Multi-media Card Reader USB Port 2 x USB 2.0, 1 x USB 3.0 HDMI Port Yes RJ45 LAN Yes STORAGE HDD Capacity 500 GB RPM 5400 Hardware Interface SATA GENERAL Brand Dell Model Name Inspiron Series 11 Part Number 314834500iST Model ID 3148 Lifestyle Everyday Use MEMORY System Memory 4 GB DDR3 OPTICAL DISK DRIVE Optical Drive Not Available MACHINE DIMENSIONS Weight 1.39 kg kg Dimension 300 x 201.5 x 21.2 mm GRAPHICS Graphic Processor Intel HD Graphics AUDIO Sound 2 Speakers with Waves MaxxAudio Pro Processing Speakers Yes PLATFORM Operating System Windows 8.1 System Architecture 64 bit OS Architecture 64 bit PROCESSOR Brand Intel Chipset QM87 Cache 3 MB Variant 4010U Processor Core i3 Clock Speed 1.7 GHz IN THE BOX Sales Package Laptop, Battery, AC Adapter
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