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12th July 2007, 07:08 AM #31Newbie
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12th July 2007, 07:19 AM #32Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: Dell XPS M1330 Review
What is the pixel response time of the LED screen?
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12th July 2007, 07:36 AM #33
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First of all, nice review!
The laptop specs are nice, but I really can't understand what all the hype is about when it comes to the design. Taste is really a personal thing but having seen many stylish notebooks, the M1330 IMHO is not even close to being attractive, design wise. I actually think it looks a bit cheap due to the silver plasticy keyboard area, etc.
Once again, the specs and performance are really nice though.Last edited by JabbaJabba; 12th July 2007 at 07:38 AM.
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12th July 2007, 07:43 AM #34
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12th July 2007, 07:46 AM #35
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I'm glad you sorted out the driver issues for 3DMark, Andrew. Those benchmarks, by the way, are exactly where they should be for the 8400M GS.
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12th July 2007, 08:02 AM #36Newbie
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Waw! It's quite huge no?
The Dell.be site (i'm Belgian) states:
And you said 1,87" or 4,75cm minimum. Huge difference...Width : 31,8 cm
Height : 2,21 cm - 3,38 cm
Depth : 23,8 cm
And for the 9cell a thickness of 2,66" ? Are you sure?

I'd like to be sure to buy a sleeve case...Last edited by toto435; 12th July 2007 at 08:05 AM.
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12th July 2007, 08:42 AM #37
Re: Dell XPS M1330 Review
I'm starting to think you need to slightly change the way you review laptops from "The screen looks amazing!" to something more detailed like "The screen is very good with 500:1 contrast ratio & 250cd/m^2 brightness which is above average for notebooks...etc".
Anyhow nice review!Clevo M860TU - 15.4" WSXGA+/P8400/260M GTX/DDR3-1066 - Sennheiser CX300, Logitech G5, Enermax 250mm Fan Cooler
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12th July 2007, 08:50 AM #38
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The loading/ejecting mechanism is the only thing that's loud about the drive. If you're used to the relatively quiet "pop" from a standard optical drive when it ejects then you'll find the motorized grinding noise of the slot-loading optical drive to be a little annoying.
The slot-loading drive is not any louder or quieter than a standard drive in terms of the actual reading of the disk.
So if you're in a quiet room with other people (like a library or open office space) expect to have everyone around you turn and look at you when you load or eject a disk from the slot-loading drive.
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12th July 2007, 08:54 AM #39
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12th July 2007, 08:55 AM #40
Re: Dell XPS M1330 Review
Great review Andrew - I know you're a fan of smaller laptops so I can imagine that you'll have a tough time sending this one back!
That is a really good-looking machine . . . and I mean really good-looking. I'd like to see how many orders Dell has to fulfill for this machine. I'd also like to see the average selling price.NotebookReview Writer & Reviewer
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