And usb 3.0 is 5Gb/s data transfer
Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 con Tapatalk 2
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10" subwoofer with full tower speakers
3 HDD and an ODD
37" IPS Panel
Pink Polka dot only color available
Runs at MINUS 30 degrees (people will still complain - TOO COLD!!)
nVidia GT700,000M with 2,000gigs of memory
Solves world hunger
Can beat Big Blue in a Checkers match
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And a 90% of full size keyboard they just can't quite figure it out!
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The exciting part is when all the speculative posts become complaints because the final product wasn't what they were speculating
Followed by 'Dell Bill said...' when he really didn't say it
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Note that Apple doesn't even allow you to run 2880x1880 for normal use on OS X. I believe the max they let you run the Retina display is 1920x1200. Running at 2880x1880 is not the primary intention of the high resolution panel. Because it is so high resolution, you can run at almost any non-native resolution without image quality penalties vs running at native resolution on more typical panels. The quality at 1440x900 should be fantastic since it is exactly 1/4 of the native resolution. This allows the scaling to fit perfectly within the raster image. Even 1680x1050 or 1920x1200 with scaling looks great and arguably better than a 1680x1050 panel running at native resolution.
Don't get me wrong, I would much prefer to buy a Dell than I would an Apple. I don't even think a 2880x1880 panel is necessary but I'm not going to let my fanboism trick me into thinking its not a nice thing to have. -
10Gb/s (Giga-BITs per second) = 1GB/s (Giga-BYTEs per second) / 8to10 parity&encoding... Just different measurement units!
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Given the amount of leaks, and that nearly all competitors have announced their next-gen products, this seems to be shaping up to be a terribly anticlimactic launch.
I do really appreciate Bill's presence and answering our questions. I imagine it's quite a challenge trying to strike the right balance between keeping enthusiasm high and keeping the guys at PR HQ happy. That, and being a really good sport about all of it ^_^
Re: Apple. Geez, guys. The new MBP seems to me to be a neat (even if not perfect or without sacrifice) design with an exciting new feature (the display). I think we can accept that some kind of forward technological progress is being made by the product without holding that it's a flawless execution with no downsides to speak of. Most of us care about display quality; why flip out about Apple putting pressure on other companies to give display quality pride of place in future designs? Even if you are aiming towards the XPS (or some other PC notebook), it's not a cardinal sin to acknowledge that something is attractive about Apple's new design, even if their corporate politics (and the consumer culture that surrounds the company) can be obnoxious. -
OT: All I can hope is it's around $1000 for a decent spec in keeping with the current pricing. -
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The Muffin Man Notebook Consultant
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I'm about to jump ship for the envy 15 since this laptop is taking forever to come out. Can anyone think of advantages the xps 15 might have?
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About Apple, i think that fundamentalism on both side of the "warfront" is a nonsense. I never got an Apple product, i consider them too much overpriced for what they offer. I admit that Apple phenomenon is plenty of marketing, "coolness", brand, etc etc.
But.....but...i have to admit that Apple is the trigger that force other competitor to innovate because Apple for first innovate. Innovation in design and form factor and, generally, user experience is STILL innovation. Maybe realization then show some fault (i.e. overheating issues ) but the results is that they (apple) pushed on accelerator pedal and others competitor are forced to push on accellerator too. -
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Yes, this is a Dell forum. There is no requirement to praise Apple but it certainly shouldn't give license to misrepresent facts or ignore truths due to bias.
Also, Fanboy != Troll. I used the word "fanboism" to emphasize your bias not to imply that you are trolling.
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So very high resolutions, or multimonitor and one TB port doesn't work.
And for external HDDs the SATA controller is the limiting factor.
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Maybe this video about replacement speakers on XPS13
could be useful to understand where are speakers in XPS14/15 and which kind they are...
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If envy has AMD graphics, AMD graphics switching is also a lot worse than Nvidia. Which would be big for me personally.
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XPS is better than envy because is thiner
XPS is better than MBP because is thicker
640M is the better GPU for a 0.95 chasis
ODD is better than 2º HDD/2º fan or bigger/650M option
TN display is better than a retina one..
XPS looks a great laptot but dont we praise everythig dell do. If tomorrow bill says that xps will have a 650M nobody will say "nooo we want the 640 one wich is cooler!!" .Let's applaud dell when they do well the things but we also must say what they have to improve -
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Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
intel is pushing it, some pcs are adopting it, gadgets are getting out (finally), not to mention that the thunderbolt team is as busy as they can be, I hardly see it failing
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Hey I tip the story the theverge.com today they got my name wrong. I said to give credit to the muffin man they probably thought I was joking.
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The Vizio's are coming! The Vizio's are coming!
Vizio details its first laptops: two thin-and-lights and a mainstream 15-incher, available now for $898 and up -- Engadget -
Vizio has launched its new notebook and ultrabooks, they are looking brilliant! Only downside is 640m LE in the notebook. But I have a gaming pc anyway so not much GPU needed, someone tell me why I should wait!
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Psst the Verge is so far behind us...
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Something is wrong with Dell laptop prices in the UK. Full spec Inspiron 15 SE cost £960 but the same spec in Germany cost £760 without any vouchers or deals. Usually the prices were very similar, but not anymore.
Even backlit keyboard was £55 at the beginning and now changed to £30 as it used to be.
I did not hear about any tax increases so it looks like someone at Dell UK has made a mistake.
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Those Visios look awesome! 15" has 1080P + Kepler graphics while still thin and light, and the 14 inch looks nice too. The keyboard looks pretty solid...and nice price
. I wonder about warranty support, though.
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it will be sick when we figure out fusion..... infinite power !
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It says available now but no link to buy? Any idea on availability?
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Guys, i can tell you this laptop is amazing. i actually prefer using it over my sager for everyday use. I can not go into detail but it is really, really nice.
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Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
this is currently the future.... for now
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New Dell XPS L521X (Ivy Bridge)
Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by htrex, Mar 10, 2012.