Just like (nearly) everyone else, Dell takes the plunge into the world of high definition with its Inspiron 1525 notebook, by throwing in a Blu-ray drive. Interestingly enough, the Inspiron 1525 won’t exactly break the bank as it retails for $880 upwards, depending on the configuration. Other features include the ability to send videos to HDTVs courtesy of HDMI and a Broadcom Media PC accelerator to help with HD video playback, since the integrated graphics platform doesn’t have enough muscle to do the job alone. Will you be picking this up as your primary Blu-ray player?

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