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Dell Inspiron XPS Gen 2 review

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That MANCHINE is too Fvkin sweet
Looks like the 9200 with a black boarder instead of a white..
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Amen, too bad it doesn't come in a 15.4" widescreen too, or I'd get one, especially with the True Life screens.
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Sux that it does not have an eraserhead... touchpads are horrible.
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Especially if someone comes along with oily hands, it completely messes the touchpad up.
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I wish it was available in WXGA+ as WUXGA is just a little too small for default text in most applications. Of course you can tweak the DPI setting but that will slightly distort screen rendering on many applications / web pages as Windows XP does not fully support any DPI other than 96.
post #6 of 109
Man, that thing is throwing down some mean benchmarks. Check out that 3dMark05 score (mislabeled in graphic). I haven't seen a laptop hit that with stock settings. I'm going to be returning my M70 for this for sure!
post #7 of 109
But hell that is ugly... I mean those black highlights really suck. They should have stuck with the white highlights. Damn nice specs though...
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Originally Posted by eskimo_socks
But hell that is ugly... I mean those black highlights really suck. They should have stuck with the white highlights. Damn nice specs though...
I must be the only person who prefers the Xps trim to the 9300/9200! I don't like the lid though!
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Originally Posted by eskimo_socks
But hell that is ugly... I mean those black highlights really suck. They should have stuck with the white highlights. Damn nice specs though...
It's more of a futuristic look. I sort of don't mind it too much.
post #10 of 109
Battey life is less than half the i9200s- 2:13 vs 4:59. I wonder if that's the video card or the new display causing that.
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Yanked from site........
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Wish I could have seen the benchmarks...can anyone recall and share!
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Yes that reads 12,169 in 3DMark03.

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Originally Posted by DaddyOf2Girls
Yes that reads 12,169 in 3DMark03.



post #15 of 109
Oooo wow... I want one.
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IMAO, they did a nice package... I do like the look... I think this machine is really targeted toward gamers... I'm just surprise it's not the MRX800 inside the box. Why?
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The 3dmark05 was around 48xx or so. 9xfps in doom 3.
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Originally Posted by Each Hit
Battey life is less than half the i9200s- 2:13 vs 4:59. I wonder if that's the video card or the new display causing that.
The 'ultra' is a big factor pulling 66.1 watts...
http://www17.tomshardware.com/hardne...24_141211.html
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Originally Posted by JimBob
I must be the only person who prefers the Xps trim to the 9300/9200! I don't like the lid though!
They are going to be offering snap on covers.
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Originally Posted by PSYCHO
The 'ultra' is a big factor pulling 66.1 watts...
http://www17.tomshardware.com/hardne...24_141211.html
Yikes. 66W is a battery killer. I don't see how the XPS2 can get 2 hours on an 80WHr battery. It should only get about 1 hour if that thing really drinks 66W.
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