The XPS M2010 is a completely new concept in mobile entertainment and Dell's most innovative PC. This high-performance system features a revolutionary and stylish portfolio design that quickly deploys into a total multimedia and entertainment solution.

Specifications

Processor
Processor manufacturer Intel
Processor type Core Duo
Clock speed 2.00 GHz

Mainboard
Chipset type Intel 945

RAM
RAM installed size 1 GB
Max supported RAM 4 GB
RAM Technology DDR II SDRAM

Display (Projector)
Display (projector) diagonal size 20.1 in
Display (projector) technology TFT active matrix
Color support 24-bit (16.7M colors)
Max resolution 1680 x 1050
Features High-Definition BrightView Widescreen

Video Output
Graphics processor ATI Mobility RADEON X1800
Max resolution (external) 1680 x 1050
Video MemoryVideo RAM installed 256 MB

Storage Hard Drive
Hard drive 80 GB

Optical Storage
CD / DVD type DVD-ROM

Interface Provided
Interface type Hi-Speed USB, Modem, Ethernet, Display / video, Microphone, IEEE 1394a, S-Video, DVI-I, IR blaster
Interface provided Hi-Speed USB, RJ-11, RJ-45
Interface qty 4, 1

Modem
Modem type Fax / modem
Max transfer rate 56 Kbps
Modem protocols & specifications ITU V.92

OS Provided
OS provided Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition

Battery
Battery technology Lithium ion
Installed battery qty 1

General
Color Black

Cache Memory
Cache Memory Type L2 cache
Cache size 2 MB

Networking
Data link protocol Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet

Dimensions & Weight
Depth 15.9 in
Height 2.9 in
Weight 18.3 lbs
Width 18.5 in

MiscellaneousFeatures
Bluetooth

Review

The good: Sleek, attention-getting design; high-quality, adjustable 20-inch LCD; speakers offer crisp, rich audio; detachable Bluetooth keyboard and Media Center remote will work well from the couch or during a presentation; top-of-the-line components deliver high overall performance and competent gaming capability.

The bad: Absurdly expensive; TV tuner and some other A/V connections aren't built in; too heavy to be truly portable.

The bottom line: A striking feat of engineering that's sure to garner attention in a stylish home or on a multimedia-intensive sales call, the Dell XPS M2010 is simply too expensive and impractical to be anything more than a curio for the rest of us.

Source:
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