Here’s some leaked pics of the new Dell Studio XPS 13 and 16, both of which are to come near November.
These slides, from notebookreview.com, show slot-loading Blu-ray drives, edge-to-edge glass displays, hybrid SLI graphics (that’s a GPU and the motherboard’s integrated graphics working together), and backlit keyboards. In addition, the 16-inch model is shown with some cool-looking wood accents on the lid.
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Dell Special Art Edition Laptops!
Dell is now offering these special “Art Edition” laptops with some really creative graphics.
It seems like a nice addition to their new line of Dell Studio 15 and 17 laptops.
Dell has just announced addition to its Artistic Laptop Studio 15 and 17 designed by urban artist Mike Ming. The new designs are namely “Red Swirl,” “Seaweed,” “Sunburst,” in addition to the previously released “Bunch O Surfers” and “Sea Sky.” The new Dell manufacturing technique brings alive every color and b
Dell's new Mini-Laptop Inspiron 910 will come with a choice of Ubuntu Linux!Dell's new Mini-Laptop Inspiron 910 will come with a choice of Ubuntu Linux!
Dell’s new Inspiron 910, the first ever mini-notebook by Dell, will have an option to have Ubuntu Linux installed from factory.
FYI, Ubuntu is a free operating system based on Linux. It’s not the easiest Linux to install (well most Linux are pretty damn hard to install) but since Ubuntu comes installed in the new Dell, we think it’s a better deal than Windows or a Mac.
UPDATE: The Dell Vostro 2510 is now available here at Dell.com
The Dell Vostro 2510 is coming real soon with specs already on Canadian Dell site. (link via
Dell Studio 15 laptops are available.
They got three different setups to start you got but here’s basic specs for the best setup which starts at $1074.
I wouldn’t get one right now until they start selling with Windows XP at the least.
Studio 15 Intel® Core™ 2 Duo T5850 (2.16GHz/667Mhz FSB/2MB cache) Specifications
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The Dell Studio 17 is finally out.
Here’s the specs:
More mini-laptops from Dell???
It looks like that mysterious listing on Dell’s support site for a “Studio 1535″ laptop is evidence of a larger branding push soon to come — we just got a tip that says Dell’s planning on creating an entire Studio line as “a midpoint between performance XPS systems and entry-level Inspiron systems.”
Remember our post on the Dell Mini Inspiron? Well, the guys over at Dell just confirmed it so it should be coming later this year.
Michael Dell chatted with Walt earlier today and they covered a wide range of topics.
Hats off to Brian Lam of Gizmodo as he seems to have caught Michael roaming the halls between sessions and saw he was carrying something our Ideastorm contributors will recognize. Michael positioned it as the perfect device for the next billion internet users. Wh
Update: You can pick up a Dell Mini at Dell.com now.
Looks like guys over at Gizmodo ran into Michael Dell and here’s a first and close-up look at the Dell Mini Inspiron that Dell’s working on.
Although the operating system used on it is unknown, it’s my guess that Dell put a Windows XP or Vista. My hopes are for an XP but knowing Dell, I think they will probably try to stick a Vista in there.
Dell is now offering 320GB 7200rpm SATA hard drives.
While a flood of 7200rpm 320GB notebook-sized hard drives dropped not too long ago from pretty much all the majors, Dell is actually the first notebook maker to ante up and offer them (from Seagate) in their 17-inch XPS notebooks.
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