Mr. Anderson said:Again, the words Dell and Design should never be used in the same sentence....
Some other pics from the web site (below) seem to have been influenced by original Cylon designs from the 80s![]()
Sedulous said:Those aren't flashing red lights on the Dell notebook. That is a coal furnace. Everyone likes burning coal!
Dell XPS, 8.6lbs, costs from $2760 (how about this one link)eva01 said:that laptop honeslty looks like it would weigh 8 pounds
plinden said:Yes, it's faster than the PowerBook, 2.26GHz P-M, with 1GB RAM and 100GB HD, but weighs almost twice as much, and runs Windows. I can't see why anyone would want such an enormous laptop. If you prefer a thin and light laptop, you still pay for it in the PC world.
Blue Velvet said:Whatever the specs, they still look cheesy. Hang some fluffy dice off them.
ColoJohnBoy said:Come on, guys, it's not that bad....it comes with Dell's excellent suite of music, photo, and video software. And WordPerfect, too! Wowser! I'm sold!
jamdr said:Yeah, that is one of the ugliest designs I've seen in a while. But look at those specs! Can you imagine how fast a 2GHz Pentium M would be? My friend has a 1.3GHz Centrino notebook and iTunes & Firefox run soooooo much faster on his computer than mine (1.33 GHz iBook). Everything just "snaps" into place on the screen. Apple can't switch to Intel fast enough.
Yes, but that's what we can hope to expect in the Intel PBs, which is what is exciting at least many of us.chucknorris said:I don't understand why everybody is so impressed with the specs...they don't even come close to making up for the OS, manufacturer, and vomit-inducing design.
chucknorris said:I don't understand why everybody is so impressed with the specs...they don't even come close to making up for the OS, manufacturer, and vomit-inducing design.