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Weight: 4kg, USB ports: 6 x USB, OS Provided: Microsoft Windows XP ...
- Dell
- Laptop
- 4kg
- 6 x USB
8.7 out of 10

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- - Core 2 Duo T7400 Running on a Dell XPS M1710 Evaluation 0 out of 5
  - Source: pcper.com
- August 2006
  Core 2 Duo T7400 Running on a Dell XPS M1710
  By Jonathan Hung
  
  Review summary: Thinking upgrading that Dell XPS M1710 to the latest Intel Core 2 Duo mobile CPU down the road? We experiment with our Core 2 Duo in the M1710 to see what's possible.
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- - Dell XPS M1710 Evaluation 4 out of 5
  - Source: pcauthority.com.au
- July 2006
  Dell XPS M1710
  By Nick Ross
  
  Review summary: World's Fastest Notebook.
  
  Verdict: Colours don't look oversaturated with the glossy screen coating, and watching movies and playing games is a treat. The whopping 1920 x 1200 resolution gives you a huge amount of real estate to play with, too -- it fits a great deal of movie or a ...
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- - Dell XPS M1710 Metallic Black 17-inch Notebook Review Evaluation 0 out of 5
  - Source: pcper.com
- July 2006
  Dell XPS M1710 Metallic Black 17-inch Notebook Review
  By Jonathan Hung
  
  Review summary: You've seen it. Maybe you've even dreamed about it. Now get the most in-depth look at Dell's latest gaming laptop! The 17" M1710 Metallic Black with the GeForce Go 7900 GS looks impressive.
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- - Dell's Groovy Graphics Evaluation 3.5 out of 5
  - Source: businessweek.com
- June 2006
  Dell's Groovy Graphics
  By Arik Hesseldahl
  
  Review summary: The world's biggest PC maker has a new laptop with vivid graphics, but it could use a brighter screen, more storage, and a lower price.
  
  Verdict: Dell has got its game on. Having squeezed as much profit as possible by turning out plain-Jane computers at prices that give its rivals fits, the computer maker is now turning attention to high-end machines with the recent acquisition of gaming PC ...
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- - Dell XPS M1710 Evaluation 4 out of 5
  - Source: goodgearguide.com.au
- June 2006
  Dell XPS M1710
  By Jesse Sutton (PC World)
  
  Review summary: For those who want an ultra powerful notebook that can handle almost anything, the M1710 is a great choice. Just keep in mind high performance commands a high price tag.
  
  Pros: Blu-ray player/writer, Performance results, High Definition screen, Battery life for such a large notebook
  
  Cons: Curtain effect on the screen, No number-pad.
  
  Verdict: As we've come to expect from the XPS range, the M1710 is one of the most powerful notebooks on the market.
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