I don't know quite what is going on but there is a huge price difference between the same setup of the dell.ca xps 1330 ($1679CA) and dell.com xps 1330 ($1859US or $1987CA).
So if you live near the border and are looking to save $300 that might be the way to go. It was even funnier when a couple days ago on the dell.ca website there was an error and the laptop was going for under $1500CA (somehow LED+9-cell+200gb 7200rpm HD was free).
setup was: T7100, LED screen, 2gb ram, 120gb HD, 8400gs, 9-cell battery, 802.11a/b/g.
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For some reason they've been doing this for awhile. We Canadians don't always get the same options as our US brethren, but we sure do get a good price. I was tire kicking the idea of a XPS1710 a few months ago, and priced identical units on the US vs CDN sites, and Canada was always WAY cheaper. I don't know why, perhaps I've said too much...
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i am waiting for them to have more cpu options
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Looks the same in the UK - the base m1330 is £549+VAT (US$1,096). I'm so used to high UK prices, I'm seriously wondering if Dell has made a mistake here...
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T7100 is the perfect option for that laptop. If anything the laptop will be GPU limited.
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I really hope they don't change the free stuff because the only reason I am waiting is for the better CPU options.
Also, after using the 15.4 wxga fitting a lot of things on my screen, would I be uncomfortable with a m1330? It will be my one and main setup at home and out. -
What warranty would you guys get?
I'm debating between the 3 year basic (return to depot), or the 1 year with complete care.
The reason is that I have 1 more year of school, which is where I think the notebook will be treated the roughest (possibility of spill/drops...not by me, but others) and wouldn't be covered by the basic warranty. -
The extra CPU options are on the Canadian site if you take the following approach: Home & Home Office -> XPS -> XPS M1330 -> Products Tab -> More Details Button -> Select the config on the right. The 2.4GHz isn't there, but the rest of the options are there. They fixed the free LED screen as well, and they have a Dell Wireless N card instead of the Intel... -
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I went to the Dell kiosk and ordered one tonight, and it will be my first notebook. No freebies through the website, but I did negotiate $100 off with the rep. Tax is a killer in Ontario, Canada at 14%!
Intel Core 2 Duo T7500 2.2GHz
2 GB Ram
LED Display
Nvidia 8400M
120GB HD, will upgrade to a Seagate Momentus 7200 rpm
Dell 1505 Wireless N
6 Cell Battery
Fingerprint Reader
Bluetooth
3 year warranty
Edit: It came to $2188 before tax. Just under $2500 with tax. Dell Canada is saying my ship date is August 13! I wasn't sure about the 3 year warranty, but I decided why not when I had to choose. -
If your from Canada jump on the xps 1330...
Discussion in 'Dell' started by link1313, Jun 27, 2007.