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07/20/2008, 9:40pm, EDT

Sunday, July 20th

Briefly: Dell Studio 15 review

Dell has often enforced a hard split between its entry-level (Inspiron) and high-end (XPS) home notebooks, but that distinction is blurred with the Studio series: the new line should in theory be the best of the breed with the more upscale design and performance of the XPS but the customization normally reserved for Inspirons. The Studio 15 achieves many of these goals, though whether it can lead its class or simply fair well among fellow Dell PCs can be found out in Electronista's full Studio 15 review.


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07/20, 9:49pm, EDT

Is there away to only show Mac, or at least Apple, related articles on a site titled MacNN, or do I need to drop MacNN from the sites I visit? iPhone and iPod articles make sense, as they're of interest to a large number of Mac users. But a review of a Dell laptop is o more relevant to me that a review of some hot new cooking appliance.

Actually, I do cook, so the Dell is even less relevant.

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Make that

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07/21, 12:47am, EDT

Make that as useful as a review of a moss covered credenza.

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Make that

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07/21, 12:49am, EDT

Make that--as useful as a review of a moss covered credenza.

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Is it a Mac?

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07/21, 10:25pm, EDT

I don't think so.

I basically agree with jimothy. Although, it can be interesting to see what "the competition" (hah) is doing.

I fail to see anything inspiring in Inspiron news items.

An anagram of Inspiron?

IN PRISON.

Fitting.

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