Introducing Dell XPS M1730: First Notebook with AGEIA PhysX

Introducing Dell XPS M1730: First Notebook with AGEIA PhysX

Slimy on 28 September 2007 - 18:40 · 12 comments & 5200 views

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Dell’s XPS M1730, aimed at gamer’s with over $3000 cash to spare, is the first notebook to feature an optional AGEIA PhysX Accelerator on top of 512 MB of dedicated video RAM thanks to two NVIDIA GeForce Go 8700M GS on SLI. Gamers on the move will welcome a 17-inch widescreen UltraSharp WUXGA display with 1920x1200 resolution, full HD 1080p support and 7ms screen response time. It is possible to upgrade up to 4GB of DDR2 memory, 2 SATA hard drives for up to 500GB of storage and a 64GB Solid State drive. The computer also features the world’s first built-in notebook Logitech GamePanel LCD for stats tracking, 16-color programmable LightFX lighting, a 2MP CCD camera and dual digital array microphones. The 10-key number pad is even accessible at night thanks to an illuminated, full-size keyboard.

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#1 phiberoptik on 28 Sep 2007 - 18:45

I bet the battery will have just enough juice to power up, get into Vista and then load a game... then it dies.

(2 replies) #2 RAID 0 on 28 Sep 2007 - 18:48

NICE! RAIDing Solid State drives!! Too bad the one I configured cost $7,408. One can only dream...

#2.1 Achal on 29 Sep 2007 - 05:39

what kind of beast did u configure :|
mine only costs $5,728 lol

#2.2 RAID 0 on 30 Sep 2007 - 04:17

Quote - (Achal said @ #2.1)

what kind of beast did u configure :|
mine only costs $5,728 lol

Threw in blu-ray, 4 gigs RAM, and the top CPU.

#3 Liaqat_ali on 28 Sep 2007 - 19:12

neat machine

#4 Ogmius on 28 Sep 2007 - 19:52

*drool*

(1 reply) #5 NateB1 on 28 Sep 2007 - 19:54

The problem with these amazing machines is that I would not feel comfortable walking around with a laptop that has a gigantic "Steal Me" sign on it.

I wonder how long the actual battery life is...

#5.1 ir0nw0lf on 28 Sep 2007 - 20:19

Quote - (NateB1 said @ #5)

The problem with these amazing machines is that I would not feel comfortable walking around with a laptop that has a gigantic "Steal Me" sign on it.

I wonder how long the actual battery life is...

Think of it this way: it probably weighs so much that the thief won't be able to run off very far very quickly...

#6 neufuse on 28 Sep 2007 - 19:59

humm... umm I'll go buy a house now instead... at $7,000 speced I'd rather put the money into something that lasts longer

(2 replies) #7 gamestargrinder on 28 Sep 2007 - 20:13

does it even have a battery cause I feel with something like that its just not portable in the sense of using it class or something like that.

#7.1 Scirwode on 28 Sep 2007 - 20:21

It lasts an hour and a half.

Scirwode

#7.2 phiberoptik on 28 Sep 2007 - 22:47

Quote - (Scirwode said @ #7.1)

It lasts an hour and a half.

Scirwode

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