989 reviews
December, 2008
Thin, sexy design; strong performance; includes media remote control and HDMI output.
Not as revolutionary as the previous 13-inch version; fewer configuration options than Dell's Inspiron line.
Dell XPS M1530Average for mainstream categoryVideoVGA-out, S-Video, HDMIVGA-out, S-VideoAudioStereo speakers, headphone/microphone jacksStereo speakers, headphone/microphone jacksData3 USB 2.0, mini-FireWire, multiformat memory card reader4 USB...
Power, performance, and style converge to form the Dell XPS M1530, one of the best mainstream notebooks available.
Now Dell follows up that gem with the XPS M1530, which packs in everything that we liked about the M1330 (mobile broadband, discrete graphics) and adds a larger display and a Blu-ray drive. In short, the XPS M1530 one-ups its excellent little...
After years of producing solid but unexciting gray boxes, Dell adopted a "design-first" philosophy in 2007 that led to both smartly redesigned versions of its mainstream Inspiron laptops, and one of our favorite laptops of the year, the 13-inch XPS M1330....
Thin, sexy design; strong performance; includes media remote control and HDMI output.
Not as revolutionary as the previous 13-inch version; fewer configuration options than Dell's Inspiron line.
Dell's turn toward a "design-first" philosophy continues to pay off with the XPS M1530, easily the best-looking 15-inch laptop in recent memory.
Price as reviewed / Starting price$1,899 / $999Processor2.3GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T7500Memory2GB, 667MHz DDR2Hard drive160GB 5,400rpmChipsetIntel PM965GraphicsNVIDIA GeForce 8600M GTOperating SystemWindows Vista Premium Dimensions (WDH)14.1 x 10.3 x...
Dell made a serious effort in 2007 to listen to customer feedback criticizing Dells older, thick and heavy laptops. The result was the amazingly thin and light XPS M1330, one of the sexiest looking notebooks of 2007. The new Dell XPS M1530 is an impressiv...
Overall, the Dell XPS M1530 is a solid addition to the Dell notebook lineup. We praised the smaller XPS M1330 for having "a design that is second to none in its price range" but we didn't feel quite as strong about the design of the larger M1530. While th...
Dell XPS M1530(view large image) Our pre-production XPS M1530 is equipped with the following specs:15.4-inch WXGA (1280 x 800) CCFL glossy screen"Crimson" red paint (also available in "Tuxedo" black or "Alpine" white)2.2GHz Core 2 Duo T7500...
The Dell XPS M1530, the XPS line's middle child, has a slot-loading Blu-Ray drive.
Now, to fill the gap between the two sizes, the Dell XPS M1530 ($2,174 direct) has joined the XPS family. When Dell launched the XPS M1330 last June, you could almost hear the applause from all those who doubted the company could turn the XPS line...
While most people don't think 'sexy' when they think of desktop replacements, Dell's turn towards a 'design-first' philosophy pays off with its XPS M1530. It's easily the best-looking 15-inch laptop in recent memory with a thin profile and light weight --...
Thin, sexy design; includes media remote control and HDMI output
Not as revolutionary as the previous 13-inch version
Dell's turn toward a 'design-first' philosophy continues to pay off with the XPS M1530, easily the best-looking 15-inch laptop in recent memory
As home networks get ever more ubiquitous, so too have media streamers. We've seen some from Philips before, like the WACS7000, but we're looking at a very affordable standalone streaming hi-fi, the WAC3500D. For around ? the 80GB hard disk-toting...

Form and function meet in the middle in one supremely well-made package
While the M2010 was remarkable, it wasn�€™t until the arrival of the M1330 last year that the XPS range found its true identity. It was, and still is, the finest-looking laptop Dell has ever produced, so it�€™s no disappointment to find that the M1530 sha...
An eye-catching laptop with good features
The Dell XPS M1330 was a fantastic machine, and now we have with us its larger sibling, the XPS M1530. This looks exactly like the M1330, except that it's larger in every dimension. The 15. inch screen is housed in a very good looking chassis,...
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Dell's XPS branding was once synonymous with futuristically tailored, high-performance gaming systems. But with the acquisition of Alienware back in 2006, Dell sought to steer the branding away from its specialist heritage and usher in a new, luxurious, d...
A superb laptop, combining excellent ergonomics and slick looks with a good dollop of power.
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