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Without great pomp or circumstance, Dell has announced a new era for its premium consumers with its Inspiron 7000-series. The models with battery such as DELL 451-BBFS Battery, DELL G0G2M Battery, DELL 5K1GW Battery, DELL 451-BBFX Battery, DELL Inspiron 15 7537 Battery, DELL Inspiron 17 7737 Battery, DELL Inspiron N7537 Battery, DELL Inspiron N7746 Battery, DELL Inspiron N7737 Battery, DELL Latitude E7420 Battery, DELL Inspiron 7737 Battery, DELL 2CP9F Battery each sit in an aluminum case cast out of a single piece (including base and lid). But is such a top-of-the-line chassis worth the purchase price of 800 to 1,149 Euros (~$1070-1530, test configurations)? The 15-inch Inspiron 15-7537 already made a good impression in our tests -- how does it look for the current 17-inch model?
To place it properly in its market environment, we gathered three previous test products that lie around the Inspiron 17 (7737 CN77304) in terms of price. The Asus N750JV-T4110H (i7-4700HQ, GT 750M) for 1,300 Euros (~$1740) brings very impressive bodywork to the table; like the Toshiba Satellite S70-A-10F (i7-4700MQ, GT 740M), it's based on a standard voltage notebook processor. While Toshiba charges 1,130 Euros (~$1510), it looks like a bargain in comparison with the Acer Aspire V7-582PG-74508G52tkk (i7-4500U, GT 750M). The same CPU-GPU combination costs "only" 1,000 Euros (~$1335) in our test product.
The Intel Core i7-4500U already played the main role in the Inspiron 15-7537.
Next to the cheaper i5-4200U, it is Dell's only CPU alternative. Once again, it is noticeable: even in the large 17-inch model, the manufacturer chooses not to install the 47-Watt standard quad-core mobile processors (for example, Core i7-4700MQ), that Toshiba, for example, uses in its Satellite S70-A-10F. We will examine in the following sections whether this causes drawbacks in performance.
With two cores, the i7-4500U has a clock speed of 1.8 to 3.0 GHz (TDP 15 W) at its disposal. The Haswell CPU supports Hyperthreading, as well as the new AVX2 upgrade. Our data bank is ready for details like these and additional features.
As a top-of-the-line-model, our Inspiron 17 comes out not only with an HD Graphics 4400 integrated in the processor, but also with a dedicated GeForce GT 750M. This card is in the upper middle-class lineup and should master most current games with no problem.
Toshiba's Satellite S70-A-10F (48 Wh) may seem like the strongest competitor for performance (CPU), but it is also the competitor with the shortest run times. It manages only half the time of our 7737 (WLAN Test 6 hours, 25 minutes).
This is partly down to its capacity; our test product brings 58 Watt-hours to the table. The Asus N750 (70 Wh) and Acer's Aspire V7-582PG (53 Wh) are not too far behind; they perform neck and neck with each other, at about 4 hours, 30 minutes.
The low-voltage CPU demonstrates its worth in our run time test under load; here it outpaces the Satellite S70-A-10F by 64%. This time, we made us of the Battery Eater Classic Test, which renders a graphic.
The whole is more than the sum of its parts. Dell proves it has a knack for combining state-of-the-art multimedia hardware with a visually pleasing, top-of-the-line chassis. Customers should have no problem putting this model up on the table, since it is both distinguished and fit for daily work. The 7737 does everything right as far as desk placement; the sufficiently cool and fingerprint-free case cuts a fine figure under one's hands.
Still, users with high expectations of stability will be disappointed: A MacBook's or Asus Zenbook Unibody's resistance to twisting is missing from the Dell; even though the base is made from a single piece of metal (a plastic underside with hinge reduces firmness and stability).
On the part of the Full HD panel, the 7737 offers rich color and brightness, and it is well armed with wide viewing angles. Still, it does not achieve the quality of an IPS panel, which is built into its sister model, the 7537. Anyway, the competition does not have the perfect display up their sleeves either (TN, except for the Aspire V7).
Users looking for an eye-catching design should consider the Asus N750. It is a bit more expensive, but it boasts both excellent stability in its base and a speedier Standard Voltage Core i7.
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