dell m140 inspiron XPS

Pros: Small size, good battery life, "instant on" media player

Cons: No dedicated 3d graphics chip

The Bottom Line: The XPS M140 doesn't offer the leading edge peformance you might expect from the XPS branding, but its still an excellent, and very portable mainstream laptop for non gamers.

Review: The Dell XPS M140 is the entry level model in Dell s line of XPS notebook PC s. It offers good mainstream performance, excellent battery life, but despite its XPS branding, it is completely comparable to Dell's Inspiron laptop models. What...

Pros: WiFi Range, Quiet, Light, Customer support, ships quickly, See Full Review...

Cons: No dedicated video card, Expensive Dell upgrades, no PCMCIA slot, See Full Review...

The Bottom Line: Not a bad deal for the price. See Full Review for Details.

Review: Though this computer does not have the outstanding gaming performance expected from a Dell XPS computer, it has more than enough features for the common user.
To start, I purchased this computer because it was LIGHTWEIGHT and affordable. At...

Pros: Small, lightweight, reliable, and portable without the price of a higher XPS model

Cons: Gets warm when I'm working and have many programs open at one time.

Review: As far as performance, this laptop has by far exceeded my expectations. My internal wireless card works great. I had my memory upgraded to 1GB so that it can run many programs at one time, and it has never locked up on me(I have had it for about 1...

Pros: Price, good for word processing, surfing and watching movies

Cons: No dedicated graphics chip, no PC card slot

The Bottom Line: Good for Movies and word processing

Review: I ordered this because it was the deal of the week, I had a different model all setup to order but the offer ended and it went back to being $1800.

The system I ordered was 512 MB of RAM, no dedicated video card, DVD burner and 80 GB HDD...

Pros: Small size, good battery life, "instant on" media player

Cons: No dedicated 3d graphics chip

Review: The Dell XPS M140 is the entry level model in Dell!?s line of XPS notebook PC!?s. It offers good mainstream performance, excellent battery life, but despite its XPS branding, it is completely comparable to Dell's Inspiron laptop models. What the XPS...

Pros: Good screen. Decent speed. Good battery life. Stylish! Price

Cons: SPEED just ok.

Review: I bought my XPS M140 in April of 2006 after pricing several refurbed models on Dell's website before finally realizing that I could have a brand new M140 for the same price as the used models I was considering.

With an upgraded HD (speed...

Pros: Size, weight, comfort

Cons: heat from left side

Review: I bought this to replace my old PC. I am thrilled with it. Since I've not had another laptop b4, I thought the heat from the left side was common, but I've had co-workers, including techies, comment about the heat. I was quite happy with the ship...

Pros: Small. Light. Powerhouse. Battery life -- AMAZING! About 3.5 hours.

Cons: Not a gamer machine. Wish it had back-lit keys? LOL.

The Bottom Line: I'd buy it again. Upgrade your ram from Newegg.com to 1 gb. Use coupons for all dell purchases.

Review: I purchased a Dell Inspiron 9300 with the 1.73ghz Intel Pentium M processor, 512mb of DDR2 memory, 60 gig hard drive and the GeForce Go 6800 video adapter with 256mb of memory on the video adapter. 17" wXGA display and 6-cell battery.

TOO...

Pros: small size, media features, comfortable keyboard, great price (from the Outlet)

Cons: I really have no cons. .

Review: I ordered this product about two weeks ago from the Dell Outlet. The delivery was incredibly fast - I ordered it on Thursday and received it Monday morning. I bought it to replace a desktop that was not working well anymore.

There is...

Pros: Great battery life, Beautiful screen, Windows Media Center and remote must have.

Cons: PCI Express x1 slot/No cards yet. Takes research to set up video properly for gaming.

Review: One tightly packed powerhouse in an itty-bitty-living space. One might be disappointed by its Intel Media Accelerator 900 video but when configured with DVMT,Dynamic Video Memory (a bios setting change for memory amount),it can boast up to 224 Megs...