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Dell Inspiron 17 3793 review – a budget daily driver that will stretch your backpack

Dell Inspiron 17 3793 review – a budget daily driver that will stretch your backpack

Posted on December 31, 2019 By Jarvis

Today, we are going to review a bit of a clunky daily-driver from Dell. It is the brand new Inspiron 17 3793 and is now equipped with the Ice Lake processor line-up from Intel. Similarly to its 15-inch brother, it is good to see that a somewhat entry-level device is swiftly refreshed with the 10nm CPU Intel has to offer.

Else of that, the notebook comes with a 1080 IPS panel (optional), which is going to be significantly more pleasing to the eye than the TN-version. Furthermore, you can configure the device with an MX230 dedicated GPU, which provides some extra graphics power over the already improved Iris Plus Graphics.
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