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Overall, I am impressed with this laptop. It's pretty much a larger version of the Dell Mini Inspiron. I knew that this was a budget-line unit, but I configured it with decent specs and took a chance hoping that the material & build quality wouldn't be too horrible. http://www.cheap-laptop-batteries.com/dell-laptop-battery.htm
And it didn't disappoint. The build quality is excellent, and the chassis integrity is surprisingly impressive. Despite using the same cheap-looking plastic material like every other laptop out there, I can safely lift up this laptop with one hand from the corner of one palmrest. No cracking sounds or bending at any point on the chassis. (DELL Inspiron 1440 batteries)
It has a nice, solid keyboard. The keys aren't shaped in any unique way, in fact the entire keyboard is very flat. The keys feel a little "thin" (probably because they are) but it is by no means a low-quality keyboard. It bends a little around the enter key (nothing unreasonable), but otherwise there is virtually no keyboard flex.
It has no hard drive or wi-fi LED indicator lights. It just has one power LED indicator that doubles as a battery indicator, since it also lights up when it's off and charging. (DELL Inspiron 1750 batteries)
Also shown in the picture above is the separation of the top bezel/faceplate and the plastic border of the screen. There is no adhesive holding these two pieces together, so one could theoretically pull on the plastic border of the screen to detach it/snap it off.
That's a shot of the rear exhaust vent with the screen opened at a 90 degree angle. Similar to the Studio XPS line, opening the screen will block the vent. However, this unit doesn't run too hot even under load so I don't foresee it being a problem. http://www.laptop-batteries.com.au/computer-battery/dell-g555n.htm
Redirecting the airflow sometimes caused screen discolouration on the SXPS 13 because of it's edge-to-edge design http://www.laptop-battery.org.uk/laptopbattery/dell.htm , but shouldn't be a problem with this one since there's a fat plastic border around the screen.
It has a high RPM fan throwing air out of the exhaust vent. I can definitely feel a strong airflow when I close the screen a little to unblock the vent. The fan is loud enough to be well heard it when it kicks in, but not enough to be bothersome.
