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    Dell Santa Rosa DX10 Notebooks

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by Berek Halfhand, May 8, 2007.

  1. Berek Halfhand

    Berek Halfhand Notebook Guru

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    Tomorrow should be the day we'll finally be able to see what Dell has in the offerings. Anyone have any insider information thats been leaked about them?
     
  2. lunateck

    lunateck Bananaed

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    Err.. nope, i do hope to see new design that we could say it is sleek...
    However i posted some new LG santa rosa list.
     
  3. Berek Halfhand

    Berek Halfhand Notebook Guru

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    Yeah, god I hope they take away that ugly white finish on the Inspiron's... who came up with that?
     
  4. Kaijin

    Kaijin Notebook Enthusiast

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    I think I missed a thread or something, where did this date of May 9th come from?
     
  5. lunateck

    lunateck Bananaed

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    I din know until recently.. wikied it...
     
  6. Berek Halfhand

    Berek Halfhand Notebook Guru

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    You missed a lot more than that apparently :). All over the news and in these forums May 9th is the release of the Santa Rosa notebook lines for all the major manufacturers, and with that DX10 video.
     
  7. Metamorphical

    Metamorphical Good computer user

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    I will say this again: Patience! We'll all know soon enough if the inspirons will get a makeover and what will be offered. Really all we can do is wait and see.
     
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    bcbgboy13 Newbie

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    Metamorphical Good computer user

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    Hey! Wow! Great find.
     
  10. Berek Halfhand

    Berek Halfhand Notebook Guru

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    BertieW Notebook Consultant

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    *sigh* I suppose it was too much to hope that a Latitude will have a dedicated graphics option. :/
     
  12. somethingchanged

    somethingchanged Newbie

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    I greatly doubt the new Latitudes will be limited to integrated graphics.
     
  13. lunateck

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    *sigh*... i thought we are getting a new chassis/look...
     
  14. otispunkmeyer

    otispunkmeyer Notebook Geek

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    no 800Mhz memory though.... ASUS SR refresh products dont feature it either. i thought SR was supposed to have an 800Mhz FSB? whats the point if the memory cant keep up
     
  15. jcvjcvjcvjcv

    jcvjcvjcvjcv Notebook Evangelist

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    Dual - Channel.. ?

    Quote from the D630 specs page from Hong Kong:

    PC Card:
    One Type I or Type II
    Supports 34mm ExpressCard via USB interface through PCMCIA adapter
    Express Card:
    One 54mm Express Card slot, supporting both 54mm and 34mm I/O

    Just curious. The NBR frontpage says PC-Card, and this says...?
     
  16. BertieW

    BertieW Notebook Consultant

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    If they are, they are being coy about it. The specs didn't mention any kind of dedicated option.

    Edit: Oops, my bad. I was going off the HK specs posted last night that didn't mention the NVS 135M.
     
  17. kenyee

    kenyee Notebook Guru

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    is availability really this Fall? They must be losing their touch... :)
     
  18. IStallion

    IStallion Newbie

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    You can now order them on the US site, the 830 and 630 that is but why the only option of graphics:
    Intel® Integrated Graphics Media Accelerator X3100 [Included in Price

    Guess they ditched the nvidia options
     
  19. KelchM

    KelchM Notebook Evangelist

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    How about Nvidia hasn't announced them yet?

    Give it a few days. They will be there.
     
  20. Berek Halfhand

    Berek Halfhand Notebook Guru

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    Dell is going for the fall on announcing new Inspiron and XPS models?! Am I possibly reading this right... is says Pro, which I believe is the business end, so I might be wrong on this:

    "Though Dell also took advantage of the day's high tide to trumpet three new Latitude models, strangely, they're not Centrino Pro or Duo models. In fact, the D531 is said to "expand consumer choice" by offering an AMD Turion 64 - which is guaranteed to fall outside the Intel specs. Dell says it plans to announce a Centrino Pro model D630c "in the fall."

    Note the end sentence. Found here:

    http://www.betanews.com/article/Wave_of_New_Notebooks_Follows_Intel_Centrino_NVidia_8M/1178746294