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You can pay a lot for style, and sometimes this is too much at the expense of functionality. You might end up opting for a smaller screen, less expansion potential, and a slower processor - just for appearances sake - whilst still paying over the odds. If you're willing to settle for something that is more conventional in appearance, you can get a lot more for your money. The Dell Latitude E5530 illustrates this well, with prices starting at £538.80 (inc VAT), although our Advanced review sample would set you back around £155 more than that.
This is not to say that the E5530 Advanced is an unattractive notebook with battery such as Dell G555N battery , Dell J415N battery , Dell Inspiron 1440 battery , Dell Inspiron 1210 battery , Dell F805H battery , Dell P776K battery , Dell K903K battery , Dell Studio 1440 battery , Dell Studio 1745 battery , Dell Studio S1749 battery , Dell 312-0196 battery , Dell Studio 1735 battery . The subtly angled corners to the lid and base, lid bevelling and silvered edges are stylish enough, although the plastic materials are somewhat unexciting. The screen is a 15.6in unit with either 1,366 x 768 or 1,920 x 1,080 pixels resolution (our model had the latter) and an anti-glare surface that is a little more shiny than some, but also has richer colours. Viewing angles are good, particularly in the horizontal direction. Audio from the built-in speakers is also above average. There is plenty of volume available, and only a little distortion at the maximum setting, plus better bass response than many, making the E5530 a good choice for multimedia duties.