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Alienware m15x Review
PUBLISHED: Wednesday, November 18, 2009
The M15x is Alienware's latest gaming notebook, featuring an Intel Core i7 processor, 15.6-inch screen, and Nvidia GTX 260M graphics. Is this monster worth its asking price? Read our review to find out.

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Dell Studio 17 Gets Multi-Touch
PUBLISHED: 11/20/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
Dell has updated its Studio 17 notebook with a multi-touch screen.
FULL STORY (668 Reads) | DISCUSSION (2 Replies)

Alienware Owners Speak Out, Dell Responds
PUBLISHED: 11/18/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
Alienware M17x owners have been outspoken about certain latency issues, and today Dell posted their official response.
FULL STORY (1,582 Reads) | DISCUSSION (11 Replies)

Dell Adamo XPS Now Available
PUBLISHED: 11/17/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
Dell's 9.99mm thin Adamo XPS notebook is available today starting at $1,799.
FULL STORY (1,329 Reads) | DISCUSSION (6 Replies)

Dell Intros Vostro 1014, 1015 Notebooks
PUBLISHED: 11/16/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
Dell today launched its Vostro 1014 and 1015 value business notebooks starting at $429.
FULL STORY (1,744 Reads) | DISCUSSION (15 Replies)

Dell Wants You To Fall In Love With The Adamo XPS
PUBLISHED: 11/5/2009  BY: Jerry Jackson
Dell created a great deal of buzz in the spring of 2009 with the introduction of the Adamo brand and what was at the time Dell's thinnest laptop PC. Today, after months of leaked images, Dell introduced the all new Adamo XPS notebook. This thin-and-light notebook PC is as thin as four-tenths of an inch, yet offers extreme durability, cutting edge technology, and a completely new design for laptops.
FULL STORY (16,686 Reads) | DISCUSSION (59 Replies)

Review Update: Dell Inspiron 11z
PUBLISHED: 11/4/2009  BY: Jerry Jackson
After our less-than-enthusiastic review of the Dell Inspiron 11z, we decided to take a second look at this budget-priced ultraportable notebook. The "new" Inspiron 11z promises to kick things into high gear thanks to a new low-voltage dual-core processor, Windows 7 and an extended life battery. Should this updated ultraportable be on your holiday wish list? Keep reading to find out.
FULL STORY (15,157 Reads) | DISCUSSION (30 Replies)

Dell Intros 12.1" XT2 XFR Rugged Tablet PC
PUBLISHED: 10/27/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
Dell today introduced its new XT2 XFR rugged tablet PC, the smallest of its kind.
FULL STORY (1,687 Reads) | DISCUSSION (6 Replies)

Dell Inspiron 14z Review
PUBLISHED: 10/23/2009  BY: Jerry Jackson
Dell spent most of 2009 making their laptops as thin and light as possible. Dell even went as far as adding a "z" to the names of the thinnest and lightest notebooks that offer the best battery life in each category. To that end, the Inspiron 14z offers consumers a laptop that promises "66% better battery life" for a modest price increase. Is the Inspiron 14z as impressive as it sounds? Keep reading to find out.
FULL STORY (26,232 Reads) | DISCUSSION (11 Replies)

Dell Latitude E4300 Review
PUBLISHED: 10/16/2009  BY: Greg Ross
The 13-inch Latitude E4300 is Dell's flagship business-class mobile notebook packing performance and features to help you get your job done. We took a closer look at this impressive laptop to see if it really is a road warrior's best friend.
FULL STORY (27,094 Reads) | DISCUSSION (40 Replies)

New Images of Adamo XPS Notebook Surface
PUBLISHED: 10/13/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
Dell today released two new images of its Adamo XPS ultra-thin notebook, which measures only 9.99 mm thick.
FULL STORY (6,272 Reads) | DISCUSSION (76 Replies)

Dell Offers to Upgrade PCs to Windows 7
PUBLISHED: 10/5/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
Dell has a deal for those wanting to upgrade their PCs to Microsoft's new Windows 7 operating system.
FULL STORY (3,310 Reads) | DISCUSSION (7 Replies)

Dell unveils super-thin Latitude Z
PUBLISHED: 9/29/2009  BY: J.R. Nelson
Dell unleashed a new kind of business notebook this morning in the form of the Latitude Z, a super-thin 16-inch notebook packed with a number of high-end features.
FULL STORY (5,417 Reads) | DISCUSSION (31 Replies)