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    Dell XPS 17 3D laptop or Sony F Series 3D laptop?

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by lpc1, Jan 21, 2011.

  1. lpc1

    lpc1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    I'm going to get one of them though I'm not sure which one is better. Any thoughts on the build and quality of these two? Which is better? Thanks...
     
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    with XPS 17 ,you will get 2 hard drive bays.....
     
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    IMHO, the Sony is much better looking than the Dell. The Dell, however, is more powerful. It's a shame it looks like every other laptop from 10 years ago, instead of a chic, powerful machine, as it should.
     
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    I agree Sony is better looking, I wish the DELL looked like that.
     
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    Yeah, they should have just updated the SXPS 16 with better hardware and a new ventilation design, and dropped the Studio nomenclature if they thought it was confusing.