Inspiron 1100 vs. 1150

#1 April 3rd 04, 08:51 PM

I couldn't compare the two notebooks and I imagine based on the model
numbers not much is different but can anyone tell me what are the
differences ( 1150 is just out ) ?

#2 April 3rd 04, 09:00 PM

1150 uses a better Intel chipset.

Supports 15" screen.

Can have mini-PCI wireless card installed internally.

1 Gb max RAM

frank wrote in message ...
I couldn't compare the two notebooks and I imagine based on the model
numbers not much is different but can anyone tell me what are the
differences ( 1150 is just out ) ?

#3 April 7th 04, 12:03 AM

On Sat, 03 Apr 2004 20:00:12 GMT, "Dave" wrote:

1150 uses a better Intel chipset.

Supports 15" screen.

Can have mini-PCI wireless card installed internally.

1 Gb max RAM

frank wrote in message ...
I couldn't compare the two notebooks and I imagine based on the model
numbers not much is different but can anyone tell me what are the
differences ( 1150 is just out ) ?

Can the internal wireless card be installed at a later date by the
end-user or does it need to be factory installed?

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