14 DAY TRIAL // Dell today unveiled three new XPS high-performance systems, the portable 20-inch widescreen entertainment PC, the XPS M2010, the redesigned XPS 700 gaming desktop, the XPS M1210 ultramobile notebook computer and the 2407WFP widescreen flat panel monitor.
First introduced by Michael Dell as a mobile concept at the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show, the XPS M2010 includes a 20.1-inch, high-definition widescreen monitor, eight speakers plus a subwoofer, a detachable, full-sized Bluetooth wireless keyboard and gyroscope-enabled remote, a webcam and a slot-load DVD drive.
The Dell XPS 700 desktop represents Dell's latest in gaming design and performance. The new system supports NVIDIA Quad-SLI graphics, AGEIA PhysX physics accelerators and the latest Intel dual-core processors.
Customers can purchase a kit including only the XPS 700 chassis, motherboard, memory and processor. They can install their own components and software for a truly personalized gaming experience.
Customers can configure the XPS M1210 with an audio-visual package that includes an integrated webcam, Skype Internet communication software and video chat software, noise-isolation ear buds and optional embedded mobile broadband.
The 2407WFP widescreen flat panel monitor is optimized for multimedia performance and enhanced usability such as gaming and video editing. The 24-inch monitor features some of the latest technologies and advanced features, including 6-millisecond response time, 1,000:1 contrast ratio, integrated 9-in-2 media card slots, four USB 2.0 ports and connectors for s-video, composite, component and DVI (digital video interface) with HDCP (high-bandwidth digital copy protection).
The XPS M2010 starts at $3,500, the XPS 700 starts at $2,310, and are available worldwide.
The XPS M1210 is available worldwide with prices starting at $1,300.
The 2407WFP display has a starting price of $949 and is available worldwide.
