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Found out it shipped today, 04-04. Glad the website isn't all that accurate
![]() Thats a bummer about how difficult it is to replace the dvd drive. Hmmmm. I still might do it, if I can find the right drive at a reasonable price. Looks like they use a slot load optiarc 5000 (sony-nec?), or whatever. Thanks for the info guys. BTW, my build is a Studio 17, blue cover, P8600 2.4ghz, 4gb memory, 250GB 7200 rpm drive, RGB led screen, ati 3650, bluetooth, 5100 wireless, 9 cell battery. came in at 1167 plus tax. Price was decent, I do wish there was a better graphics card option. I looked at a lot more choices, and anything that had better video, and the same features was $400-500+ more. Also, I thought I had selected the 64bit OS, but my build sheet doesn't say. Ive got a copy of vista ultimate I can put on it anyway. I might do that the 1st day. |
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Video's are going up tonight, I've been sick, so it sucks... Pictures as well. The unit is flawless. I liked the Dell media center software, but with the video card maxed out the interface for it was way to slow so I bought the latest version of powerdvd ultra and I've been running that for the past night and its sweet.
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I was interested in the Studio 17 notebook a few weeks back. The 1680 X 1050 display in my now old Dell Inspiron 6000 notebook died. So I went shopping around for new notebooks and the Studio 17 was high on the list.
One thing I don't like about that model: no eSATA port. Oddly, the Studio 15 has a combo USB/eSATA port. So it's extremely strange the higher priced 17" notebooks lack similar capability. As luck would have it, a friend had some "decommissioned" Dell Latitude notebooks with 15.4" displays compatible with the Inspiron 6000. He shipped me a 1920 X 1200 part. It worked great. Hopefully Dell will improve the kinds of connectors offered in its notebooks over the next 12-18 months. By then I'll probably be getting a new one loaded with Windows 7 64-bit and lots of hardware goodies, like a Blu-ray burner and a ridiculous amount of RAM. |
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