Friday, February 25, 2005
Dell introduced two new powerful notebooks that are designed for gamers. The Inspiron XPS notebook comes with Intel's Sonoma technology for laptop, a new high-end NVidia graphic card, flashing lights when the notebook is running and shiny cases.
The company also announced the Inspiron 9300, which comes with a 17-inch display designed for watching television or movies. The notebook is using Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 operating system that allows users easy access to movies, games, and music files stored on their PCs.
The Inspiron XPS costs $2749 with the Pentium M 760 processor at 2 GHz, 512MB of DDR2 memory, NVidia's graphics card, a 60GB hard drive, and Windows XP Home Edition.
By: DocMemory
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