FIRST EVER! Dell Studio 17 Laptop, Model 1737 Blu-ray Review

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FIRST EVER! Dell Studio 17 Laptop, Model 1737 Blu-ray Review

04-06-2009, 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Bobby Henderson

That's a notebook model from the XPS line, not a Studio 17 model. The Studio 17 doesn't have an eSATA port.

I would new connectors like eSATA and Display Port (along with the usual supply of USB ports, Firewire, HDMI, various flash card slots, etc.) incorporated into my next notebook computer.

I am on the Studio 17 right now (says studio right on it) it has an eSata port on the left side. It says eSATA right on it. It even has an HDMI port a 1394 port (like a mini USB maybe), 4 USB ports an Ethernet port and a standard VGA port as well as an SD/MMC MSPro card reader port.

Mine does not seem to have a firewire port though not that I will ever need one.

Last edited by pmac; 04-06-2009 at 09:04 PM.

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