Dell XPS M1710
Are you a gamer and looking for the best laptop that would best suit you? Check out the Dell XPS M1710 that has the best specifications that would give you the best gaming experience. Perfect with its cool and attractive illuminated case, it has solid multimedia features for the best gaming performance. Running on a powerful 2.16GHz Intel Core Duo processor, enjoy playing at its large 17″ widescreen display with the help of its top rated graphics engine nVidia Go 7900 GTX graphics card with 512MB of memory.
It consist of 100GB capacity at a speed of 7200 RPM harddisk for more storage capacity. Upgrade it of upto 4 GB of memory for the best performance. Additional features include wide range of connectivity with its full assortment of ports and connections. The only problem with this powerful laptop is that it is very expensive. This laptop is just right for hard core gamer who has “a lot” money on their pockets.
Dell XPS M1210
The Dell XPS M1210 is said to be small in size, but big in attitude and performance. The XPS M1210 is ultra portable that only weighs 4.37 lbs that lets you take it anywhere you go. But despite being small, it has the features of the best laptops starting with having the Intel Core 2 Duo processor that offers up to two times the CPU performance on gaming and entertainment systems compared to Pentium M processor technology.
Have a clear view at M1210’s 12.1-inch WXGA display giving you a great experience when watching DVD movies or playing video games. It can be upgrade of up to 4GB of memory, and up to 100GB of storage capacity giving you what you need for any applications. Mix it up with an optional 256MB NVIDIA GeForceTM Go 7400 TurboCache* graphics if you’re an avid gamer.
XPS M2010
If you’re looking for the best laptops in town, maybe you could take a look at Dell XPS M2010. This laptop is uniquely designed as from being a stylish briefcase, it turns into a complete entertainment center. Its full-sized keyboard has wireless support allowing you to detach it for added comfort and flexibility.
Made with Intel Core 2 Duo processor that offers up to two times the CPU performance on gaming and entertainment systems compared to Pentium M processor technology, the XPS M2010 has a huge 20.1 inch widescreen SXGA+ display that has a maximum resolution of 1680 x 1050 resolution. It can have up to 240GB of storage on dual hard drives (RAID 0 or 1) and up to 4GB of dual-channel memory that would give you the experience you never felt before on playing on with multimedia applications.
Talking about entertainment, the XPS M2010 has eight built-in speakers, a subwoofer and integrated 7.1 audio-out ports. Maximum performance? You bet XPS M2010 got it.
Dell Inspiron E1505 Notebook
Another laptop from Dell that is specially designed for entertainment is the Inspiron E1505. Max it up with an optional dual-core processor, upgrade of up to 2GB of shared DDR2 Dual Channel SDRAM, and 100GB of storage capacity, you would definitely enjoy movies or games or taking a look at photos at its 15.4 inch widescreen display.
You may even spice it up with a TV tuner and stereo sound to give you a wider range of entertainment in your notebook computer. It also support Wi-Fi connectivity that let’s you browse the net on Internet hot spots. Other features and specifications may be found at Dell Inspiron E1505’s Tech Specs.
Dell Inspiron E1705
The Dell Inspiron E1705 has an Intel Core 2 Duo processor offers up to two times the CPU performance on entertainment and gaming compared to Pentium M processor technology. It offers an incredible viewing experience featuring an optional 17-inch widescreen UXGA display that lets you watch your favorite movies like your watching on a television set.
It gives you the best performance by spicing it up with up to 2GB of dual-channel memory, integrated stereo sound with a built-in subwoofer, and up to 100GB of storage capacity letting you store more stuffs on your computer. It also support Wi-Fi connectivity that let’s you browse the net on Internet hot spots.
Dell XPS M1710…Just Right for Gamers…
Are you a gamer? Then Dell gives you Dell XPS M1710, a notebook designed with gamers in mind. From its cutting-edge design that features brushed metal accents with your choice of Special Edition Formula Red or Metallic Black armor to its maximum performance, playing in it is such a cool experience.
Powered by Intel® CoreTM 2 Duo Processor, its performance is spiced up even more with the best graphics with its advanced graphics card GeForce Go 7900 GTX GPU. And enjoy its display at a 17” widescreen display with true high-definition resolution.
Even CNET believes that it is a good choice for gamers who have the money to purchase this kind of model. Its review says that:
The good: Best-in-class gaming performance; top-shelf processor and graphics engine; attractive illuminated case; solid multimedia features; full assortment of ports and connections.
The bad: Very expensive; display not remarkably bright.
The bottom line: If you’re a hard-core gamer looking to play the newest games at the highest settings, this is the best system that (a lot of) money can buy.
You may check out other features and specifications at Dell’s website.
Dell Inspiron E1405
One of the most commonly encountered problems when using a laptop computer is its battery life. Being on the road, trying to finish your work, then suddenly your laptop runs out of battery — that’s mightily annoying.
Dell tries to avoid this problem by coming out with a laptop that lasts, Dell Inspiron E1405. This laptop tends to have 8 hours of battery life. It gives you a lot of time to finish everything. And maybe before your battery runs out of life, you should already be at home or at office where you can charge your battery anew.
The Dell Inspiron E1405’s 14.1-inch wide-screen display can be configured with one of two native resolutions: WXGA (1,280×800) or the finer WXGA+ (1,440×900). This is one of the lightest models in Dell’s basic home laptops, making it very portable and suited for travel.
But for those looking at performance, you should be considering a better model.
New Dell Inspiron 1501 and Dell Latitude 131L Notebooks
Dell have anounced two new laptops for the holidays. The Dell Inspiron 1501, aimed at consumers and small businesses, and the Dell Latitude 131L, small business customers interested in productivity. The most interesting part in both systems is the AMD processor. It looks like Dell is really getting into selling both AMD and Intel machines. I think that is a great thing. More choice is always better.
The Dell Inspiron 1501 features:
- AMD TurionTM 64 X2 dual-core mobile technology as an option; prices start at $649 (USD)
- Mobile AMD SempronTM processor is standard; Prices start at $549 (USD)
- Integrated wireless networking
- Standard with 512MB shared3 memory and 60GB hard drive4; customers can upgrade to 2GB3 memory and 120GB hard drive
- Minimum 512 MB of shared memory3 and a 60GB4 hard drive
- New integrated graphics with up to 256 MB of HyperMemory5 performance enabling excellent entertainment and casual gaming experiences
- Standard 3-in-1 media card reader easily transfers digital files from cameras and MP3 players
- A 15.4-inch widescreen display with optional TrueLife technology
- Wide aspect screens which can provide up to 30 percent more viewable area over standard aspect XGA display
- Corel Snapfire Plus SE helps customers manage all of their digital photos and video clips. It helps them create, edit, organize and share photos and projects such as calendars, greeting cards and scrapbooks to enjoy with family and friends.
Dell Latitude 131L features:
- AMD TurionTM 64 X2 dual-core mobile technology as an option; prices start at $899;
- Mobile AMD SempronTM processor is standard; prices start at $629;
- Integrated graphics options
- Wide-aspect Displays
- Windows VistaTM Capable
- Manage your settings easily with Dell QuickSet software
- Optional CompleteCare Accidental Damage Service
Dell XPS M1710 Review
Laptop Magazine has taken another look at the XPS M1710 which has been updated.
Earlier this year we reviewed Dell’s XPS M1710 and liked what we saw. In terms of design, not much has changed, but this time around Dell gave this 8.8-pound gaming rig a faster, more powerful processor and is now offering it with an 802.11n wireless network adapter and a wireless-N router bundle that is sure to make a big splash at your next LAN party. Unfortunately, only those with the deepest pockets will be able to afford this $3,783 powerhouse.
In the end they give the new XPS M1710 a strong four and a half out of five and an Editor’s Choice badge. I think its a great machine for those that have deep pockets, but the battery life is still not enough for me to want one. Check out more information at Digital Advisor.
Dell Latitude D820 Review
Laptop Magazine has a review up on the Dell Latitude D820, a business machine that tries not to sacrifice anything.
Corporate buyers looking for a high-end machine for the executive ranks will appreciate the Dell Latitude D820. It offers all the bells and whistles that a business user could need, including a fast Core 2 Duo T7400 processor and embedded wireless broadband connectivity.
The silver-gray chassis with black accents is conservatively styled, given the trend in laptop design these days, but is appropriate for the boardroom. At 6.6 pounds and more than 14 inches wide, the D820 isn’t for the road warrior who needs to drag a machine through airports. Rather, it’s a good fit for the desk jockey who needs to tote the machine down the hall for an occasional meeting.
You have to sacrifice a fair bit of your wallet to get one of these machines, but it won’t leave you wanting more. Laptop Magazine gives it a four out of five and an Editor’s Choice badge.
If you still think you need more, you will probably have to check out Dell’s XPS line, like the Dell M1710.
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