Is this compatible with the new dell inspiron 11 3000 series, the 2-in-1?
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Yes, it should be. I have a new Dell Inspiron and it works for me. The lock spots are pretty much universal.
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It should be. I am using a Dell Alienware 14 and the port is a perfect match. If you have a weird oval shaped hole (approx 1.4 inch) on the side but isn't a port then it will fit that's what mine looks like on the rear left side of the laptop.
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I have an Inspiron 518 and I didn't have a problem. If you don't have the right connectors then it's not compatible.
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This would indeed allow you to upgrade your laptop to the desired 4GB of RAM. When buying RAM, or any computer part, you always need to make sure that the part is compatible with your machine and this will work for a Dell Inspiron 11z (1110). You can always find upgrades and check compatibility for free at crucial.com
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I'm under the assumption that all of the Dell Inspirons use the same sized adapter. I bought this for a 17R (N7010) dell inspiron and it works great so if the seller put it under the acceptable models I have no reason to believe it wouldn't work but I haven't explicitly tried it personally.
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I do believe it does state in the description it's for the 5130, In the Beginning: "Compatibility - Specifically designed for Dell Venue 11 Pro 5130 Only" As far as the device itself, It may be located on the back or just go to Dell's Website under "Support and Driver" and enter the Dell Service Tag Number which should be located on your device or the box and that will tell ya..
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Sorry, I do not know the answer to this. Not familiar with any of the Dell Inspiron line of computers. It will certainly depend on the drive type(s) supported by these chassis, and may also be dependent on the operating system in use.
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Just reviewed the specs on the Dell Inspirion 1100 and it looks like the computer supports EIDE and ATA internal drives so this drive should work. My only concern would be some sort of propriety connection that Dell might have used but you should be able to pull the adapter off the old drive and plug it into this one.
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yes it is compatible. for more information click herehttp://www.crucial.com/dell/
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That is the one we got for our teenage son. It was more than ample for a Dell 11.6 2-in-1, I am not sure how the bodies compare between those and what you have though. Worst case Amazon is easy to manage returns with!
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Consider this one instead http://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Dell-Supply-Inspiron-Numbers/dp/B003CO04CU/ref=pd_cp_e_1
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I've used this board on many systems and always it has worked well. But I havn't used it exactly on Dell Inspiron so I can't be sure 100%.
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As long as your Dell Inspiron has a HDD/SSD slot for it and -ALL- of your drivers are updated (Including BIOS and the SSD Firmware), then you should be fine. Just remember to map out the local drive after installation by giving it a letter (such as D: or E: if your main drive is C:), sometimes it won't automatically do it.
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The Inspiron 3847 has a Haswell LGA 1150 socket and it should work. But as always, verify your hardware on the Dell site using the tag on the label on your computer, before buying and being sure the motherboard has a socket 1150.
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Probably. According to this page: http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l;=en&s;=dhs&cs;=19&sku;=A6993732&mfgpid;=192779&chassisid;=8464 the memory shown is compatible with both the Dimension 521 (which I have) and the Inspiron 521. So the one from Amazon should work as well for your Inspiron 531. Do note though that if you are running a 32-bit OS (which most likely you are) 4 GB is the maximum amount of memory that it can handle. BTW, I am happy with the extra 1 GB that I got from Amazon although I can't say that I've seen startling improvement in performance. I have to face the fact that my machine is fairly old and somewhat struggling to deal with Windows 7. Probably. According to this page: http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l;=en&s;=dhs&cs;=19&sku;=A6993732&mfgpid;=192779&chassisid;=8464 the memory shown is compatible with both the Dimension 521 (which I have) and the Inspiron 521. So the one from Amazon should work as well for your Inspiron 531. Do note though that if you are running a 32-bit OS (which most likely you are) 4 GB is the maximum amount of memory that it can handle. BTW, I am happy with the extra 1 GB that I got from Amazon although I can't say that I've seen startling improvement in performance. I... » Read More Probably. According to this page: http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l;=en&s;=dhs&cs;=19&sku;=A6993732&mfgpid;=192779&chassisid;=8464 the memory shown is compatible with both the Dimension 521 (which I have) and the Inspiron 521. So the one from Amazon should work as well for your Inspiron 531. Do note though that if you are running a 32-bit OS (which most likely you are) 4 GB is the maximum amount of memory that it can handle. BTW, I am happy with the extra 1 GB that I got from Amazon although I can't say that I've seen startling improvement in performance. I have to face the fact that my machine is fairly old and somewhat struggling to deal with Windows 7. « Show Less
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Yes it is. I hope your Inspiron has a USB3 port. If not, it'll still work, it'll just be slower.
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Yes it is. The Dell Inspiron i14RM-7500sLV 14 have two slots for the memory sims. Mine was 6GB, one slot with 4 and the other with 2GB. Just upgraded to 8GB by replacing the 2GB with a 4GB. Works perfect. Joe
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Hi Cindy, The Dell Inspiron 560 only supports up to 8GB using four 2GB memory modules. As such, this 8GB module is not compatible with that system. We no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with that system, however you might be able to find the discontinued compatible part number KTD-XPS730BS/2G from some online resellers. Thank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade partner! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support