Essentially the Dell XPS M1330 Laptop is designed and aimed towards the people wanting power on the go. This laptop is also designed for the people who are fashion conscious and would like to standout in the crowd and want to make a fashion statement. This laptop is equipped with WXGA screen of 13.3 inch along with backlight and thus giving wider look. The colors that are available are really mind-blowing (comes in Pearl white, Tuxedo Black and red as well). The 2.0GHz ‘Core 2 Duo T7300’ processor along with ‘2 GB RAM’ ensures that it is pretty quick to finish all the work at the earliest. You will be able to store large amount of data in the 160GB HDD. The laptop weighs only 4 pounds and will be able to carry it easily wherever you go from office to office etc. The laptop can be connected to internet anywhere you go using the Wi-fi card that is installed inside the laptop.
Sleek design coupled with a portable form factor and powerful components come together to make for a compelling notebook.
The Good:
- Solid build quality
- Attractive design
- Nice keyboard
- Excellent performance
- LED backlit display is really amazing
- Best built-in camera (VGA unit)
The Bad:
- Weighs 4.5 pound along with 9 cell battery
- The buttons which are touch sensitive do not work pretty well
- The laptop gets a bit too warm particularly when it is one palm rests.
- The slot-loading drive is little loud.
With the great design which is second to none with its price range and impressive performance. The Dell XPS M1330 laptop is definitely the popular notebooks of 2007. With the 4.5 hours of battery life, you will be able to work for longer hours and it will be very much helpful for the people who are away from their offices. People looking out for the wider screen size can go for this laptop as it has an impressive 13.3 inch wider screen. This laptop will be the hard pressed one to find out a better laptop in same price range. This laptop is highly recommended for business purpose.
Posted August 15, 2009 by Sensible PC under Sensible PC News