Dell XPS M1530 Reviews

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 ...

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.

We wondered if Dell was making a passive-aggressive statement when it shipped us its new XPS M1530 in flamingo pink. Perhaps the boys in Austin think the MacBook Pro is a bit effete, so the pink is fitting. Or perhaps someone on the reviews team just ...

Feature-packed and full of muscle ; beautiful screen ; built-in EVDO

We don't really like the finish, aesthetically ; some weird usability choices ; some bloatware remains

A notebook configured for media handling, the XPS sports an SD/Memory Stick reader, S-Video, VGA, and HDMI outputs. There are also two headphones jacks. Why? It's simple parent math: Two kids + two headphones + one Pixar movie = two hours of rest on ...

Power, performance, and style converge to form the Dell XPS M1530, one of the best mainstream notebooks available.

>• Gorgeous display, • Integrated Blu-ray drive, • Fast wireless speeds

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