Dell Inspiron 14R N4010 features a 14-inch screen, and it is equipped with Core i3 330M processor and Intel HD graphics. Dell Inspiron 14R N4010 also comes with SRS speakers and Windows 7 operating system.
This full-featured mainstream notebook is targeted at the 20-35 year-old users, and Dell Inspiron 14R N4010 can meet the requirements of most daily use except for commercial calculation, professional drafting, and premium games. Inspiron 14R N4010 is with the Drift ID design, which broken the parallelism between the screen and laptop body.
We can see from the picture, the screen of Inspiron 14R N4010 is located nearer to users than before, and the Drift ID design increase the screen height, which is ergonomic. What’s more, as the screen is with 16:9 ratio, the screenframes are become narrow and much more beautiful.
When it comes to hardware and features, there is nothing extraordinary about this machine, except that, it features 4 GB RAM and a 500 GB hard drive, a combination that’s uncommon in laptops priced similarly. Though it doesn’t brag in the features department, it still has everything that makes a well equipped entry-level laptop for home and office use. In fact, even business people and professionals who want entry-level performance on the move may go for it. Also, a 2.4 Kg laptop is rather convenient to carry for long hauls.
With an Intel HM55 chipset, the N4010 runs off a Core i3-330 CPU, and with sufficient memory and ample room for office documents and multimedia content, there’s nothing lacking, well almost nothing. The 14-inch glossy screen (1366x768) with onboard Intel graphics should suffice for light multimedia and office work. At this price, we were not considering the absence of discrete graphics a downside, but it would have been great to have a dedicated GPU.
