Dell introduced new notebook computers on Tuesday available in eight different colors with advanced features as it tries to grab a bigger slice of the consumer PC market.
The world's second-largest personal computer maker also launched its first consumer PC to use flash memory instead of a traditional hard-disk drive to store data. The lightweight laptop comes with a modest 32 gigabytes of data storage space.
Dell's new notebooks, to be unveiled at an event at Macy's flagship store in Herald Square in New York, come in colors with names such as flamingo pink, sunshine yellow, alpine white, ruby red, jet black, midnight blue and espresso.
An entry-level version of the notebook PC costs $749 and is available from Tuesday.
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The world's second-largest personal computer maker also launched its first consumer PC to use flash memory instead of a traditional hard-disk drive to store data. The lightweight laptop comes with a modest 32 gigabytes of data storage space.
Dell's new notebooks, to be unveiled at an event at Macy's flagship store in Herald Square in New York, come in colors with names such as flamingo pink, sunshine yellow, alpine white, ruby red, jet black, midnight blue and espresso.
An entry-level version of the notebook PC costs $749 and is available from Tuesday.
View: Reuters
So, if it's for work, here ya go, if it's for gaming, sorry, you're outta luck at Dell.
http://www.dell.com/content/products/produ...s=bsd&cs=04
actually, the new cases are magnesium alloy, I have NO idea why it is not featured on the site. But it is in all the material they have trained thier representatives with
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=132965
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCeHxyGuED0
best laptop they've ever made.
Last edited by linsook on 26 Jun 2007 - 13:10
I dislike Dell laptops as much as the next man, but there is a way of addressing a topic without making yourself sound foolish (which you have successfully done - well done!
Last edited by Fahim S on 26 Jun 2007 - 18:22
(On second thought: the power switch is in a BAD position. One can accidentally power on the laptop when it's in their bag. And the media buttons? Uhh... I think I prefer how the media buttons are placed on the outside on my M1210.)
Last edited by rm20010 on 26 Jun 2007 - 20:09
I think I might get one
IS the 8600gt worth the $100 more then the 8400 gs?
Last edited by majortom1981 on 26 Jun 2007 - 12:01
What's your screen size and resolution BTW?
What's your screen size and resolution BTW?
15.4 and 1440 x 900
I dont know wich gpu to chose. I just saw a benchmark where the 8600gt scored 3,000 something points and the 8400m scored 1456 in 3dmark 06
I dont know if I should buy the 8600 gt $100 dollars is alot of extra money but those scores are alot higher.
Anybody have any other reviews of these two new processors?
Last edited by majortom1981 on 26 Jun 2007 - 12:35
A small qn, does the HDMI comes with Intel X3100? or only with nvidia?
Last edited by kivine on 26 Jun 2007 - 14:02
http://www.dell.com/content/products/categ...;l=en&s=dhs
After a quick search, it looks like the 8600GT might be on par with 7800gtx, maybe little better or a little worse, but right around the same...so not really yet worth the upgrade for me
Last edited by SkyyPunk on 26 Jun 2007 - 16:06
I dont know IF i want a smaller pc with an led display and less pwoerfull over all or a 15.4 inch display with a regular display but more pwoerfull over all.
Uh yeah.. why else would a company add a new product except to boost consumer sales?
"Dell adds new notebook PC's"
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