Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #9142 in Personal Computers
- Color: Black Chainlink
- Brand: Dell
- Model: s1747-2839CBK
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.69" h x
15.43" w x
11.34" l,
7.27 pounds
- CPU: Intel Core i7 1.6 Hz
- Memory: 6GB DDR3 SDRAM
- Hard Disk: 500GB
- Graphics: RADEON HD 4650 1024MB
- Processors: 1
- Battery type: Lithium Ion
- Native resolution: 1600 x 900
- Display size: 17.3
Features
- 1.6GHz Intel Core i7-720QM Processor with 6MB cache and Turbo Mode up to 2.8GHz
- 6GB Dual Channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1066MHz (two DIMMs)
- 500GB, 7200 RPM SATA hard drive; Slot-Loading DVD+/-RW with Double-Layer Write Capability
- 17.3" HD+ (900p) LED display with TrueLife; HDMI output
- Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium (64-Bit) operating system
Dell Studio s1747-2839CBK 17.3-Inch Laptop (Black Chainlink)
Product Description
Large view. Small price. Escape in the new Inspiron 17 laptop’s spacious Hi-def 17.3-Inch display, customizable features and desktop-level performance. Powered by an Intel Core i7 processor, 6GB of memory, and a 500GB hard drive, it's a powerhouse on a budget.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Great laptop
By mythkw
I had some issues when watching streaming video the ATI graphic card would get a error message then crash. Updated Video drivers and BIOS. now works perfectly ..This laptop does get very warm So I recommended getting Zalman-ZM-NC3000U cooler.upgraded the keyboard to backlit type myself. (Part No #backlit M711P ) google search it. cost <25 bucksProsGood gaming and Entertaiment LaptopSpeakers sound GREATCore i7 + 6GB ram + 500GB HDD + 1GB ATIConsBig and heavy.NO recovery disks included.Dell Support Not very good ( outsourced to India )
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.Great Escape Machine
By Joseph Gilberts
I purchased my Studio as a game machine. I made it to retirement and felt I deserved a state of the art toy. I swore I would never again be chained to a desk, but still wanted a screen large enough I could read from it without my glasses. My Studio with its 8 gigs of ram (probably overkill) sails through the graphics on all the naval and railroad simulations that really put the hurt on other machines I've owned or used. I once swore by MacIntosh but, owning one and working with them in schools for years, I found reliability wise, they burned a lot of drives and crashed more often than anything except a PC running Windows ME. For a time they sure used top quality plastic which might be one of the reasons they cost so much. Following the advice of a computer teacher, I switched over to Dell for home. I could use it not only as a workhorse, but I could play games with it. I would leave it on for weeks at a time. Since then our family has destroyed two expensive HP laptops, and I have an IBM on the ropes. The old 2001 Dell still works as does a five year old 15" Inspiron, a four year old e1705, a disposable Latitude bought for an emergency which ran so well I decided to keep it and still use it. All our Dells have their original keys and all continue to be reliable. So purchasing the Studio with its fast i7 processor was easy to justify. I opted for slightly better graphics instead of the touch screen. After wiping off my iPod Touch countless times each day, I am glad I have no reason to smear the Studio's screen. I like the back-lit keys, their smooth, quiet operation, and the numeric keypad. I've seen other brands rise and fall in quality and reliability over the years, but hope this Dell Studio lives up to the standards my older Dells have set. I am not quite ready to submit it to the drop test all our other Dell laptops have survived.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Powerful but iffy laptop
By setmanx7
I Purchased this Laptop about 3 days ago and was quite pleased with the performance at first. However, After being on for about 4 hours one day it would load web pages very slowly,and about an hour after that I was flashed with a blue screen before the laptop automatically shut down. I'm slightly more computer proficient than the average person so I was able to ascertain that the cause was an overheat, and that it was not uncommon for this particular laptop. Other than the need for a more powerful cooling fan this laptop is decent for the price, but you might wanna spend the extra $100-200 and buy a similar Toshiba or Asus.
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