Dell XPS M2010 Released

[madmatt]

Well, we never really though they'd have the guts to do it, but those kooky cats over at Dell just outted the XPS M2010 first seen at CES. It's not a laptop, it's not a desktop, it's, well, something in between which isn't always the best place to be.

The XPS M2010 is pretty much spot-on to those leaked specs, meaning this roughly $4000 (about $8,000 fully spec'd) Windows Media Center PC maxes-out with a 2.16GHz Core Duo T2600, up to 4GB of dual-channel DDR2 memory, a 20.1-inch 1680 x 1050 LCD driven by a 256MB RADEON X1800 graphics card, up to 240GB of RAID 0/1 capable disk, 802.11a/b/g WiFi and a host of other features including a detachable Bluetooth keyboard with mouse, 1.3 megapixel cam integrated into the display bezel, and 8 built-in speakers with subwoofer and integrated high-definition audio. Portable? Well, this hog folds and has a handle but at nearly 20-pounds, you won't likely be taking it any further than the nearest LAN party.

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Source: Engadnet

 

[Grandmaster]

It's like the modern evolution of the "luggable".

 

[Sazar]

It's a very nice package for presentations.

I'd expect people into architectural designs/stocks and the like will use these products for presentations. And with a blue-tooth wireless config kinda built-in, it really does lend to the emphasis of a portable design.

Yes, it's big, but compare it to other portables of it's size.

It doesn't require a case either