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It's not every day we get to glimpse a brand new
experience from Dell, and while
Studio might just be near-XPS laptops in everyman clothing, that certainly seems to be a good thing. The laptops appear to combine the power of XPS and the prices of Inspiron, with some new perks like HDMI out and slot-loading drives to keep things fresh. The laptops tend a little thicker than their XPS counterparts, and the fact that these are hitting just before
Centrino 2 might be cause to hesitate, but otherwise we're getting the feel from these reviews that the Studio line just might be the consumer lineup to beat if you can dig the design quirks and a little bit of bulk.
Read - NotebookReview, Studio 17 ('
Hard pressed to find a better 17-inch notebook in the same price range') Read - CNET Reviews, Studio 15 (7.3 / 10, 'We'd be tempted to save up a few extra dollars for a thinner, lighter XPS.')
Read - PC Mag, Studio 15 (4.5 / 5, Editor's Choice, 'Retaining many of the XPS's qualities while selling it for Inspiron prices.')
Read - Laptop Mag, Studio 17 (3.5 / 5, 'F
or $1,599, you'll get plenty of multimedia muscle.')
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