Search Small-Laptops.com news for the Dell XPS M1210 Official Page: Search.Dell.com (Discontinued, but still can be found through search) Product Name: Dell XPS M1210 Manufacturer: Dell Announced: Revealed April 2006 Available: 2006 Price: Can start at $999 (June 26, 2007) Related Laptops: – Dell XPS … Read more
Looks like specifications and high-resolution images of the new Dell XPS M1210 have been released. It’s supposedly slated for a mid-May release. Back at the end of March, when the Samsung Q35 was released, we speculated that we might soon see a Dell Latitude X2 (or whatever it will be called). It looks like this might be in effect the Latitude X1’s replacement, instead of a X2, as the specifications are very similar (and a Samsung ultraportable notebook was the basis for the X1).
As with the E-100Mb there has been no formal announcement, but there has already been a review by CNET of this model, which didn’t rate it too highly (6 out of 10). I saw this yesterday, but was holding off until the formal announcement from Gateway, but what the heck. As with the E-100Mb, it’s using an unnanounced Ultra Low Voltage (ULV) Core Solo from Intel (I’m sure Intel is very happy). The NX100X uses the 1.2GHz U1400 CPU (as opposed to the E-100Mb which uses a 1.06GHz U1300 CPU).
Just a few days ago I mentioned the announcement of the Samsung Q35, which replaced the laptop that was the basis for the Dell Latitude X1.
CNET Asia is reporting that a replacement for the Latitude 410 could be just around the corner. It’s a good candidate for an Intel Core Duo update – it shares some of the same features of the X1, minus the lighter weight and the widescreen display and falls in between the X1 and the consumer-oriented Inspiron 710M (which I could see going with a Intel Core Solo CPU.
This week Dell has announced several major updates to its higher-end and/or larger lineups – the Dell Latitude 620 and 820, and the Precision M65 and M90, all of which received the Intel Centrino platform updates.
MobileWhack.com has news that Samsung Korea has just announced the Samsung Q35, a sequel to the Samsung Q30. The Q30 was never available in the US under the Samsung brand (some imported them, but it was through third party resellers), but it was available in the US as the Dell Latitude X1. Does this mean we could see some kind kind of Dell Latitude X2 in the not too distant future?