You can purchase the notebook now via the manufacturer’s website, but it is also expected to hit the shelves of various retailers soon. The camera has a 1MP sensor, the speakers are stereo, and there’s an HDMI port besides four USB 3.0 connectors. The standard-sized 15R 5520, measuring 1.34″ in profile and weighing about six pounds, has enough room to accommodate a DVD burner or optionally Blu-ray player or writer. The 15.6″ 1366×768 display is True-Life, which means glossy. RAM amount choices are 6 and 8 Gigabytes, while for data storage customers can have up to 1 Terabyte of capacity. The laptop is currently offered with both 2nd “Sandy Bridge” and 3rd “Ivy Bridge” Generation Intel Core processors, namely the dual-core i3-2370M, dual-core i5-3210M, and i7-3612QM with four cores. We have noticed that the keyboard appears to be identical to the one used on the previous model.

But, it does look nice, at least on the Dell’s product pages. However, the Dell Inspiron 15R 5520 is still only a budget notebook made of plastics and without a dedicated video card option.

The notebook has a rounded appearance and it somewhat resembles the design of the premium-class XPS laptops. What’s also new is presence of USB 3.0 technology. The successor of the 15R 5510 comes with a completely overhauled design and new processor options, but the switchable lid is still present, allowing users to change display panel’s rear size to their liking with various lid design choices available. The Dell Inspiron 15R 5520 is the newest version of the company’s 15.6-inch mainstream notebook for consumers.

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