Display options for the Inspiron 1525 include a matte finish wide XGA (1280 x 800) of 15.4. "Widescreen XGA resolution 1280 x 800 with True Life which has a glossy finish, or even inches of high resolution of 1440 x 900 glossy widescreen displays. On the surface, the lack of sophisticated resolutions is a serious flaw in the design of the 1525. In fact, the overwhelming majority of "average" notebook users will think the WXGA resolution seems catchy.

The screen pre-fabrication seems perfect unity of law and the same viewing angles are superb. With the vertical viewing angles are above the first note, but the colors have begun to reverse the poor viewing angles when the screen is tilted back. Although the keyboard on the Inspiron 1525 is quite similar to the Inspiron 1520. It is rigid, with almost no shift and the keys are still travel and cushion. Touch the surface, make the most of the new design that is integrated with palm rest surface. The only disjointing rests among the palm and the key is off the area above the buttons. The touchpad buttons trek brilliant and cushion, but I do feel like they have a little snapping noise when pushed. A team of scrolling areas and feel the texture is good and the good news with the keyboard is that it is reactive.

As for the buttons on the XPS notebooks a sequence of touch-sensitive media buttons with blue LED backlights are located above the keyboard. The blue LED only stay lit for a split second after being pressed is a nice feature buttons on the media, not to divert you to stay lit all the time. The blue LED "pulse" back and forth for a few seconds during Windows startup is no different from the old KITT from Knight Rider TV series or a Cylon from Battlestar Galactica, is another characteristic of the press buttons. The port selection of the 1525 is convincing for a good laptop of this size.

Video and VGA are there to the more conventional approach to video output. A very nice thing to have the integration of HDMI for those who want digital video output. An impressive with 1525 is that, in 1525 supports HDMI with integrated graphics. However, we have not had the opportunity to test the limits of the HDMI output from the integrated X3100 graphics.

With the addition of FireWire, four USB ports, card reader, two headphone taken, microphone jack, ExpressCard slot and Ethernet port you're well equipped ports wise. He was good enough for a laptop without a built-in subwoofer. At the top of the keyboard of the laptop over the area of media buttons, speakers for 1525 are located.