- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
A few things. Firstoff, that Dell "notebook" is...well, it's not a notebook, actually. It's designed to be more of a Mac-mini type package. Sure you can take it with you if you want, but it's not a use-on-the-go thing, like a true laptop.
To be honest, that thing reeks of scam. For one, Dell never really specifies on the website what exactly the hell that thing is supposed to be. They "forget" to mention that there's no battery specifications...meaning it relies on an external power source. They want you to think, however, that it's a laptop. Look at their choice of words:
The XPS M2010 is a true original, giving you a complete entertainment solution in a stylish and portable package.
They don't mention that it's a laptop, though.
It's reminiescent of the very old-school mothers-of-laptops, the precursors like the first ever Comapq portable computer.
I'll post more information about laptops later. But trust me, you don't want that overpriced gimmick of a Dell.
[Edited on 6/28/2006]