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    Default Re: Dell XPS M1330 First Look Review (Video)

    Quote Originally Posted by Jayayess1190 View Post
    Yes it will save heat but from the xbit labs article it sounds like it's hardware based. This means that when they release this technology you'll need to get a gpu/system that has the technology. There won't be a software/driver solution for implementing this new tech on old hardware.

    I also wonder how much this will really help small form factor laptops (sub 15.4"). I would expect that if this was in the m1330 we would be able to turn on/off the 'discrete' portions of the 8400m gs but I doubt there would be a bigger/more powerful gpu in the system.

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    Default Re: Dell XPS M1330 First Look Review (Video)

    Quote Originally Posted by Homer_Jay_Thompson View Post
    I think Dell should offer a WXGA+ option.
    I agree. With this option, i would buy this without a doubt. :-(

    Back to the drawing board for me.

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    Default Re: Dell XPS M1330 First Look Review (Video)

    Do you have to play fore the remote control in the express slot ?

    Or does it just come with the laptop like the macbook frontrow remote control ?

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    Default Re: Dell XPS M1330 First Look Review (Video)

    Quote Originally Posted by Scypher View Post
    Do you have to play fore the remote control in the express slot ?

    Or does it just come with the laptop like the macbook frontrow remote control ?
    The express slot remote comes with every M1330.

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    Default Re: Dell XPS M1330 First Look Review (Video)

    The LED is definitely worth the $150 upgrade in my view
    Or you can get it for free in Canada
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    Default Re: Dell XPS M1330 First Look Review (Video)

    I live in China and nearly bought a Vaio SZ only at Chinese New year the stock all disappeared - then I heard about Santa Rosa and started lusting after the IBM T61... and now this Dell.

    One thing I hate is seeing new models coming out in the US and not being available here (even when they are made here).

    Another thing I hate is paying substantially more than in the US.

    So I was very pleasantly surprised yesterday:
    1. The XPS M1330 is now available in China
    2. It looks to me to be cheaper than in the US (2.2 GHz, LED, webcam, NVIDIA graphics, 160GB/7200 HDD, fingerprint scanner, Vista Ultimate (English) etc.) Maybe $250 less. [Perhaps this is just a special introductory price]
    3. Day1 and I understand a shipping date was estimated at 2-July I think that slipped to 10-Jul by the end of the day.
    4. There is even a 2.4 GHz cpu option here (though I decided to forego it)

    Revenge at last!

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    Default Re: Dell XPS M1330 First Look Review (Video)

    Quote Originally Posted by Nalada View Post
    I live in China and nearly bought a Vaio SZ only at Chinese New year the stock all disappeared - then I heard about Santa Rosa and started lusting after the IBM T61... and now this Dell.

    One thing I hate is seeing new models coming out in the US and not being available here (even when they are made here).

    Another thing I hate is paying substantially more than in the US.

    So I was very pleasantly surprised yesterday:
    1. The XPS M1330 is now available in China
    2. It looks to me to be cheaper than in the US (2.2 GHz, LED, webcam, NVIDIA graphics, 160GB/7200 HDD, fingerprint scanner, Vista Ultimate (English) etc.) Maybe $250 less. [Perhaps this is just a special introductory price]
    3. Day1 and I understand a shipping date was estimated at 2-July I think that slipped to 10-Jul by the end of the day.
    4. There is even a 2.4 GHz cpu option here (though I decided to forego it)

    Revenge at last!
    Congrats! I ordered an m1330 yesterday and our estimated ship date is JULY 27th!!!

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    Default Re: Dell XPS M1330 First Look Review (Video)

    Ok, a dumb question. Will the M1330 get the Nvidia 8400M GT gpu in the future?
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    Default Re: Dell XPS M1330 First Look Review (Video)

    Quote Originally Posted by lunateck View Post
    Ok, a dumb question. Will the M1330 get the Nvidia 8400M GT gpu in the future?
    Everything I've read says that that is extremely unlikely. If they do put in a bigger GPU I wouldn't expect for that to happen any time soon.

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    Default Re: Dell XPS M1330 First Look Review (Video)

    Well, then it is out of my buying list. The waiting continues.....
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    1GB DDR2 RAM @ 566MHz Bus
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