towards the optimal laptop

The guys at Notebookcheck seem to be first publishing a review of the Dell Inspiron 13z, and it is a good one: well done, and with a high score.

The Inspiron 13z has great potential, because its pros allow a wide field of application. It qualifies for mobile use especially with its long battery life, its low weight, and its good case quality.

Unfortunately the main user interface, the display, is a disadvantage here.

Read: Dell Inspiron 13z review

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