dell m1330 XPS

Pros: State of the art features, a Dell design that's the envy of Sony or Apple

Cons: Poor HDMI implementation, pricey, only 2 USB ports

The Bottom Line: Surprisingly solid performance, attractive thin and light design, and state of the art features make this one of the most attractive models available, if you can afford it.

Review: The Dell XPS M1330 is the smallest model in Dell s line of XPS notebook PC s, a line of feature packed premium models noted for their attractive designs, performance, and price tags. The M1330 is one of the thinnest and lightest notebooks in...

Pros: Light Weight, Very Bright Screen (LED version), SSD Solid State Drive, DVD Slot Drive, SSD!

Cons: High Pitched Whine, Distorting Speakers, Small 32GB SSD, Battery Runtime, Price, Sleep Mode*, Windows Vista*

The Bottom Line: hesitant to recommend until the whine and unknown sleep/vista issues are resolved for some.

Review: After using this new laptop for 12-hours per day for about 30-days I have decided to point out some observations to help the people thinking of buying one.

I had to finally replace my 4-year old Dell D400 ultra-light laptop. The D400 has a...

Pros: Compact, Lightweight, Cool features, Fairly good performance for its size

Cons: Motherboard problems, So-so battery life, Laptop heats up like a stovetop

The Bottom Line: Could have been good a product but the hardwear problems really ruin it. Stay away from this laptop!

Review: I purchased my Dell XPS M1330 laptop in the summer of 07. It was a new model and therefore I had to wait a couple of months as there was a shortage in the production of the thin LED screens. When I first heard about the new laptop from Dell I was...

Pros: Great colors, Loads quickly, Affordable price, light weight

Cons: Battery only stays charged for two hours

The Bottom Line: This is a great laptop for anyone who is looking into purchasing a laptop. It is quick to load, never freezes, and is light weight

Review: I began my search for my laptop the summer before beginning my first quarter of college. I looked through several different ads and looked on many websites to figure out which laptop I wanted to purchase. After deciding that I wanted to purchase a...

Pros: Performance/Weight ratio, battery life, WOW factor, LED screen.

Cons: Cost, time required to reinstalled OS in order to maximize system performance.

The Bottom Line: Excellent machine, Dell has a real winner here. It is expensive but in the end its worth it.

Review: My old Inspiron 4100 decided to break so I had to replace it and got totally sucked in to the latest technology from DELL. Although it cost me nearly $2,000 for a state-of-the art Penryn machine (2.5GHZ/3GB Ram/320GB HDD/128MB NVidia Video/LED...

Pros: The XPS M1330 comes with Creative EP-630 Noise Isolation earphones

Cons: When you eject a CD the sound is like strangling a pigeon.

The Bottom Line: Buy it !

Review: If you search for pictures of the M1330 you will always come up with a side profile but the coolness of the hinge design for the lid didn t dawn on me until I saw it no, until I felt it.

At the top of the keyboard are a set of controls to...

Pros: Lightweight, compact, good battery life

Cons: Annoying port and jack configurations, Vista

The Bottom Line: Dell has finally caught on and made a laptop with appealing specs as well as an eye catching design.

Review: I bought this new dell laptop after my 4 year old inspiron couldn't handle life anymore. I'm a college student, and the main reason I chose this laptop was because of its compact size, lightweight, and long battery life(if you chose the largest...

Pros: Very good size, light weight

Cons: Defective keypad and other.

Review: I purchased one Dell XPX 1330 last February 14th and when I received that, I can sew some design defects, the principal is the keypad, if you can check, it has some parts raised, the problem is because under the keypad are some wires out of place...

Pros: price easy use

Cons: none

Review:

For someone who finds modern technology a challenge, I found this Notebook easy to use. I thought the price was pretty reasonable, this is something that would appeal to those with small budgets.

Pros: State of the art features, a Dell design that's the envy of Sony or Apple

Cons: Poor HDMI implementation, pricey, only 2 USB ports

Review: lit scenarios, extremely bright or dark scenes, or high contrast conditions.

Some may find the sound from the shutter and mirror mechanism to be noisy, but with Personal Function 21 activated and the camera in single shot mode, the shutter...