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Dell XPS M1210 Arrival
When I order my new XPS M1210 I was a little skeptical about the small screen since every other laptop I’ve owned has been 15inch and greater. I must admit though the 12.1 Widescreen WXGA (1280 x 800) display with TrueLifeTM is excellent in every way that I could imagine. Now when I use a machine without TrueLife screen it seems very out dated to me on top of the fact that my other machines are running XP and my new XPS is using Vista Home Premium. I was also thinking that with the screen size being smaller that desktop work space would have a sorted crowed feeling to it but to my surprise it is actually great with an absolute superb feel to it.
The thing that caught my eye first about the M1210 upon first taking it out of the box was the 3.0″ width, 12.1-inch screen, 4 lbs in weight notebook defining the role model for an ultra portable notebook. This machine is a very portable professional, media and gaming entertainment machine.
I do personally love my new M1210 the look with black stylish lid and silver brushed keyboard casing. The blue effect lighting on the media buttons is cool added feature. The casing is made of a magnesium alloy material and this notebook complies with the Dell Road Ready guidelines.
The lid uses a latch less closing design, when it shuts you can hear it snap shut and spring tension holds the lid in place and closed very well. All the buttons on the M1210 have a nice feel and an overall expensive feeling. The touchpad mouse buttons are especially nice in terms of feedback and travel. When you think about the size the M1210 is configured with a 2.16 GHz processor and nVidia graphics veritably and out performs any other laptop in its 12.1-inch class. To go one step further XPS M1210 can easily outperform a number of 17″ desktop replacement notebooks being sold today.
The Intel® CoreTM 2 Duo Processor T7400 (2.16GHz, 4M L2 Cache, 667MHz FSB) seems to be up to par no complaints with the over all operation of Vista on it. The overall experience of Vista to me seems to be very similar to the MAC operating system. The built in web/camera is great added feature for taking pictures and doing video conferences with friends and family.
I would most definitely recommend this fine machine to anyone considering buying a smaller laptop. Dell marketing slogan small size attitude and in my opinion it lives up to it in every way. This the best small notebook on the market and you should definitely Buy a DELL Now!
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[...] The Dell XPS M1210 laptop truly great in everyway and I love it. The best way to describe my laptop is the power of a desktop times 2. Trust me if you are thinking of buying a laptop this is the one to go with no mistakes about it. I paid $1700 and I think if you are in the market for a notebook you should Buy a DELL Now! If you want to know what options it has and how I configured my XPS M1210 click read more [...]
I am glad with my Toshiba Tecra wide screen 1280*800. Only thing I hate is the Windows button is there far away at the right top corner… Damn, I have habit of using Windows + D or E a lott…
But I like the security feature of authentication by thumb impression – just does not let anyone use my laptop without me being present there.
My XPS M1210 has been the best laptop I’ve ever owned. Great built in web, great size, and great media feature that runs by itself without windows.
well i have a better one
: i have a dell XPS m1330 => it’s just great – not too small, still handy… just great, isnt your 1210 too small sometimes?
You still have a good screen size. Dell has great laptops available now. Can’t wait to see them. One thing I hate about Dell is their poor service support.