Dell XPS M1210 Ultramobile Notebook PC
The next generation of ultramobile notebooks is here. Dell unveiled the new Dell XPS M1210 notebook designed for the mobile professional, with a host of features and blistering performance. Made of highly durable magnesium alloy frame, the XPS Dell M1210 is RoadReady.
Featuring a 12.1" wide screen (well, how wide can a 12.1" screen be, really?) with TrueLife for next-to-natural images, you get WXGA resolution (1280x800 pixels). The base model comes with Intel 950 integrated GMA - which, although has the advantage of saving on the battery life, is not the best solution - or a spanking new Nvidia 256MB GeForce Go 7400 graphics adapter.
Dell's MediaDirect technology offers a one-button access for accessing your multimedia collection. By default, you get 1 gig of RAM, upgradeable to 2GB. An integrated 5-in-1 media reader is bundled with the XPS Dell M1210.
A lot of optional accessories are available - pinching your pocket more. An audio-visual communications package with 1.3 megapixel cam, earbuds and Skype is available, and then there's the mobile broadband connectivity with Cingular or Verizon. You can also plug in a TV tuner.
The Dell XPS M1210 runs Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. Prices start at US $1,300. Details on the XPS lineup are available from Dell. Check the extended entry for full feature list.
Dell XPS M1210 Features
- 12.1-inch wide screen display with TrueLife for crisp and vivid images (WXGA 1280x800)
- Choice of high performance 256MB NVIDIA(R) GeForce Go 7400 TurboCache graphics(9) or battery-saving Intel 950 Integrated Graphics Media Accelerator
- Optional A-V communications package with integrated 1.3 megapixel webcam with directional microphone, noise-isolation earbuds and Skype software
- Choice of optional embedded mobile broadband wireless connectivity with either Cingular or Verizon Wireless (available only on systems configured with A-V communications package)(10)
- Dell MediaDirect technology for fast, one-button access to videos, music or photos
- Integrated 5-in-1 media card reader to enable easy transfer of content from digital devices(2)
- Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 and optional TV tuner
- Up to 2GB 533/667MHz dual-channel(5) DDR2 memory
- ExpressCard slot supports next-generation devices
- Other ports include four USB ports and IEEE 1394 Dual headphone out
- Optional 9-cell lithium-ion battery
- Base one-year XPS Limited Warranty(6) with optional Dell On Call(7) "how-to" value-added services
Stumble It! | Posted by Paul on June 1, 2006 7:04 AM
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