When it comes to big things in small packages, the Dell XPS M1330 is a prime choice. This super slim, high powered notebook is packed with style with its sleek lines and elegant form that can only be described as one of the “sexiest” designs we’ve seen on a Dell notebook. Infact in the reviews available on the net the Words like, 'wow', 'sleek', and 'awesome' were constantly being repeated. The M1330 is most innovative with the use of a LED Backlit display which allows the M1330 to be one of the slimmest notebooks we've seen. The LED display uses tiny white LED (light-emitting diode) lights to create images 36% brighter for brilliant high-definition viewing; while at the same time being thinner and more power-efficient to extend battery life substantially.

Beyond the beauty, it is feature packed including a slot load optical drive, a built-in web-camera and even a dedicated Nvidia 8400m(GS) GDDR3 graphics processor with HDMI output. The appeal of Dell's latest ultra-portable lies not only with its new chassis, but also on the combination of cutting edge hardware options that are rarely found to be available in this notebook category - this is the distinction that differentiates the Dell XPS M1330 between being a exceptional ultra-portable and not just another ultra-portable with a good design. [Click on the Picture Below for a Video Presentation]



The XPS M1330 uses a magnesium-alloy casing which makes it feel very sturdy and also makes it look great. The build is very solid, there's essentially no flex anywhere on the body, it's firm all over. Upon opening the M1330 there's more in the way of excellent design. The touch sensitive buttons along the top of the keyboard are very cool, they light up with a soft glow when pressed. These buttons look stylish and the LED backlit indicator lights alongside them also add a nice design flare. The keyboard is silver in color while the casing in this area has a brushed aluminum look. This gives an overall industrial look to the M1330 indicating that this machine is a mix of both brawn and beauty.



The XPS line epitomizes great performance, and Dell doesn't take anything of that away from the M1330 featuring the latest Intel Centrino Duo platform, dubbed Santa Rosa - "Refresh", featuring the 45nm Penryn processor. The Intel Core2 Duo T9300 offers a 2.5Ghz processor speed, extreme 6mb L2 Cache and a super fast 800Mhz Front side bus. The new Penryn notebook processor generation is Produced in 45nm (nanometer), making the Penryn core considerable smaller than it's Merom equivalent, but manages to pack many more transistors on its reduced available surface. The new Intel Core 2 Duo Penryn models offer a variety of changes like the enlargement of the L2-cache by 50%, new energy saving functions and SSE4 commands. The summarised practical use for the user is increased performance and lower power consumption. For more about Penryn follow this link <click here>



Providing serious graphic horsepower to the brilliant LED Backlit display is the NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) 8400M GS, which is the DirectX 10 capable successor of the GeForce Go 7400 for laptops. DirectX 10 - will be vital for getting the best out of many new games arriving next year. <click here> Experience real-time photo editing, or immerse yourself in the most complex, true-to-life gaming environments ever experienced on your thin and light notebook PC. And since all GeForce 8 Series GPUs are designed to support Windows Vista™ you can rest assured that you'll be enjoying your notebook PC well into the future. If configured with the 2GB DDR2 System Memory (2x1024), there will be 128MB dedicated memory and up to 767MB shared memory. The newest GPUs have features including: a new, extremely efficient, unified architecture that delivers up to twice the performance of previous generation GPUs for Windows Vista <click here> Thanks to Nvidia's GeForce 8400M GS graphics card with 128MB video memory, the M1330 turned in a way-above-average 3DMark03 score of 5,196. The M1330 garnered decent F.E.A.R. scores of 56 and 15 frames per second on autodetect and maximum settings, respectively. Having an HDMI output on board means you'll be able to output video and audio to a larger screen via a single port, whether you're playing games or watching movies. <click here>



One very cool thing worth mentioning with the XPS M1330 is that the optical drive is slot loading, meaning you don't have to pop out a tray to put a CD or DVD in. You just insert a disc a little way and the drive will pull it in. Just push the eject button to make the system pop a disk out. Also worth mentioning is that you get a nice built-in remote that fits into the ExpressCard slot, it works well for controlling media across a room.



You will really love the XPS M1330 in terms of its looks, portability and just overall cool factor. The performance for a notebook of this size is absolutely amazing as well. If you're just sitting at a desk all day doing work, this notebook is overpriced and does not make sense for you. Rather the M1330 is intended for those who want to be stylish, portable and still have the power on the go. It's the very definition of sleek and power. Dell crams every feature you can think of into the slim, wedge-shaped XPS M1330. Overall there's a lot to love about the M1330 and it's easy to recommend.

Our Buying Tips:
1. Select Three(3) Laptop that fits the requirement and the budget
2. Visit the store
3. Sit Down and compare the laptops side-by-side. Nothing like actual comparison.
4. View if the Display meets expectations... check dead pixels also
5. Check if Audio is Acceptable.
6. Check Battery Life
7. Inquire about the Warranty Policy
8. Take a Deep Breath and decide.

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