ABout to buy this laptop
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ABout to buy this laptop
Cos I'm fucking lazy and cba to shop around
, I'm just going to go for this mid range Dell
Anyone see any glaring issues? I'm not doing the Blu Ray thing yet, still too new and expensive.
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, I'm just going to go for this mid range Dell
Anyone see any glaring issues? I'm not doing the Blu Ray thing yet, still too new and expensive.
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Isn't that the one I just bought? The invoice says XPS M1530 anyway, although the only extra I got was the graphics card.
I'm pretty pleased with mine so far. I've not tried gaming on it yet, but it feels well put together and doesn't come with loads of crap on it (unless you count Fista). Has gucci little extras like the remote control I mentioned on the disco board and a little filofax thing to keep all your system disks and manuals in. I know all the little bits like that don't make the actual machine any better, but attention to detail always makes me believe it's a good product, which it certainly seems to be. Don't get the Dell XPS bag though - it's £80, whereas a decent backpack-style bag like the one I got was only £30. You're paying for the name (which also says 'please nick me').
If you'd like I'll have a crack at running Oblivion on it and let you know how it fares.
I'm pretty pleased with mine so far. I've not tried gaming on it yet, but it feels well put together and doesn't come with loads of crap on it (unless you count Fista). Has gucci little extras like the remote control I mentioned on the disco board and a little filofax thing to keep all your system disks and manuals in. I know all the little bits like that don't make the actual machine any better, but attention to detail always makes me believe it's a good product, which it certainly seems to be. Don't get the Dell XPS bag though - it's £80, whereas a decent backpack-style bag like the one I got was only £30. You're paying for the name (which also says 'please nick me').
If you'd like I'll have a crack at running Oblivion on it and let you know how it fares.
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If you've got the monies might as well buy it, the price isn't too bad and the memory upgrade they offer is included in the price or taken off for £30 as far as I can tell, that's the only thing they fuck you over on, mem upgrades, and since your buying a fairly high spec lappy they've given you lots of the stuff anyway.
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