Dell Studio XPS 1647 Reviews

Expert review by : Alex Kidman (cnet.com.au)

Dell Studio XPS 1647

The inclusion of Core i5/Corei7 processors to Dell's Studio XPS line adds performance where it matters, but battery life is still a concern.

Core i5 or Core i7 processor ; Plenty of performance power ; Stylish but not overdone design ; Blu-ray drive option

Only three USB ports ; Slightly plastic feel

We've not hit many systems that have upgraded to Core i5 that we haven't liked, and the upgraded Dell Studio XPS 16 joins that group nicely. Don't expect to lug it around all day and have the battery last, but besides that quibble this is a nicely...

May, 2010

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Expert review by : Alex Kidman (zdnet.com.au)

Dell Studio XPS 1647

The inclusion of Core i5/Corei7 processors to Dell's Studio XPS line adds performance where it matters, but battery life is still a concern.

Core i5 or Core i7 processor ; Plenty of performance power ; Stylish but not overdone design ; Blu-ray drive option

Only three USB ports ; Slightly plastic feel

May, 2010

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Consumer review (cnet.com.au)

Dell Studio XPS 1647

pretty good all in all.just wish the screen was a little better,coz like i said,not much difference from 1366x768.heats up really fast as well,but its running fine with my zalman cooler.( nc 2000 )

backlit,speakers,touch sensitive media and connectivity buttons,decent graphic card

1600x900 res. but cant really see a difference from 1366x768,too easy to get fingerprint s on

Oct, 2010

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