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    Future for M1330

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by sharke22, Aug 8, 2008.

  1. sharke22

    sharke22 Newbie

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    I have an M1330 on order but it's delayed 3weeks so far as they are waiting for batteries.
    I've heard rumors of a new version of the M1330 coming out with a new Intel processor. Is that true? Is anyone aware of the change and when it will be? Will there be any other changes?
    thanks loads
     
    sharke22, Aug 8, 2008
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  2. atbnet

    atbnet Notebook Prophet

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    It is coming, we just don't know for sure when. There are many rumored dates for the M1340 running from next week to a more specific date of 8/24. Most is just speculation, there have been no hard facts leaked yet.
     
    atbnet, Aug 8, 2008
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    dampfnudel Notebook Evangelist

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    It looks like Dell was just waiting for the X4500 to be released by Intel (next week I think).
     
    dampfnudel, Aug 8, 2008
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    I think this might be the reason if these pop up next week. A few other manufacturer's have begun to ship theirs this week. So next week does make sense. I've heard the 'Mid-August' figure more often than any others.
     
    atbnet, Aug 8, 2008
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