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    envy (not worth reading at all) / graphic

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by usair, Aug 6, 2007.

  1. usair

    usair Notebook Guru

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    I wish they offered the 8700M option

    on top of the 8600M for the 1520/1720

    would make Dell extra money. XPS

    is 1000' s more expensive to just have

    the right to add a 512MB 8700M ... :mad:
     
    usair, Aug 6, 2007
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  2. vhawkx

    vhawkx Notebook Geek

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    Go for the Toshiba X205s if you want the 8700m. However their laptops aren't customizable. If only the X205s didn't have an HD-DVD drive then I would've got that over the Inspiron 1720... Besides, Blu-Ray seems to be destined to beat out HD-DVD.
     
    vhawkx, Aug 7, 2007
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