Dell calls its XPS M2010 mobile entertainment PC âہhigh-tech origami in actionâ€ÂÂÂ. Dell has thrown the traditional form-factors out the window and created a true desktop replacement. With a 20.1â€Â high-def display and at 18.3 pounds, donâ€â„¢t expect to lug this about town.. The XPS is great for those whom want all the advantages of a desktop, without all the wires and permanent eyesore on their desks. The XPS M2010 runs on an Intel Core Duo processors and comes with the -up to 4GB of RAM, a/g WiFi, XP Media Center Ediiton w/tuner card (optional), ExpressCard Slot, Dual HDDâ€â„¢s (optional), Eight speakers plus sub, Dell MediaDirect, Bluetooth keyboard and Bluetooth remote w/gyroscopic mouse that sports a LCD so you can easily navigate your media library. The XPS M2010 also includes an integrated 1.3-megapixelwebcam and Skype software for video chat capability,
Price will be a problem for most of us, with the stripped version starting at $3,500.
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