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  • Dell XPS M1330

  • Dell XPS M1330 - Expert Reviews

  • From £560 to £1,150

    Weight: 1.79kg, USB ports: 2 x USB 2.0, FireWire ports: 1 x FireWire 400 ...

  • 9.1 out of 10
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    • March 2008 en

      Dell XPS M1330 (Penryn) - Review of the Dell XPS M1330 (Penryn)

      By Jamie Bsales
      Award: Editor's Choice!
      Award: Editor's Choice!

      Award: Editor's Choice!

      Review summary: The Penryn-updated XPS M1330 is a remarkable notebook for a very reasonable price.

      Pros: Sharp design, Excellent performance, Mobile broadband option

      Cons: No Blu-ray option, Extended battery adds noticeable heft

      Verdict: You also get a generous 160GB hard drive, a fingerprint reader, and a 2.0-MP webcam that includes image-enhancement controls, pan and zoom, face tracking, and special effects (a VGA webcam upgrade costs $150 more). Other perks include 10GB of free ...

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    • February 2008 en

      Dell XPS M1330

      Review summary: In a world of vampy Vaios and mouthwatering MacBooks, Dell has often been derided for dull design. Could the M1330's slight frame but heavyweight specs change that?

      Pros: Attractive and lightweight. Bright screen

      Cons: Touch-sensitive buttons are difficult to use. Slot-loading drive is noisy

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    • February 2008 en

      Dell - XPS M1330

      Review summary: We recently reviewed the largest system in Dell's XPS range, the huge desktop 720 H2C. Now meet the smallest; the stylish M1330, Dell's latest ultraportable notebook which replaces the XPS M1210. Just calling it stylish is ...

      Verdict: Stylish and feature-rich, the XPS M1330 is Dell's best ultraportable to date. No, make that the best 13.3-inch notebook you can currently buy that doesn't have an apple as a logo.

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    • January 2008 en

      Dell XPS 1330n is like m1330, Except It's Got Ubuntu Linux

      By Michael Kwan

      Review summary: That crazy penguin is making some huge strides toward the mainstream, because Dell has announced that they will be preloading the Linux-based Ubuntu 7.10 OS in their new XPS 1330n notebook computer...

      Verdict: That crazy penguin is making some huge strides toward the mainstream, because Dell has announced that they will be preloading the Linux-based Ubuntu 7.10 OS in their new XPS 1330n notebook computer. From what I can gather, this unit is similar in many ...

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    • December 2007 en

      Dell XPS M1330

      By Kailas Shastry

      Review summary: Power, features and portability come together in a single package.

      Verdict: Laptops that are desktop replacements are generally sober looking bulky boxes that weigh as much as a sack of bricks. Until now. The Dell XPS M1330 is a notebook that combines performance, features and compactness in one package

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