WUXGA laptop, Vostro 1720, others?
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WUXGA laptop, Vostro 1720, others?
Dell Vostro 1720
P8700 (2.53MHz 1066 FSB 3MB L2), 4GB RAM, 320GB 7200 RPM
WUXGA (1920*1200) upgrade
512MB 9600M
Win 7 Pro 32 bit
Only thing missing for me I can think of is wireless N, and doesn't show as a configurable option. Don't have an N router, but will probably upgrade.
£651 inc VAT and delivery with a 10% discount code
Priorities are performance, screen resolution, not for games. I want Win 7 32 bit.
Any other suggestions?
P8700 (2.53MHz 1066 FSB 3MB L2), 4GB RAM, 320GB 7200 RPM
WUXGA (1920*1200) upgrade
512MB 9600M
Win 7 Pro 32 bit
Only thing missing for me I can think of is wireless N, and doesn't show as a configurable option. Don't have an N router, but will probably upgrade.
£651 inc VAT and delivery with a 10% discount code
Priorities are performance, screen resolution, not for games. I want Win 7 32 bit.
Any other suggestions?
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Thanks. Looking a bit more I think I'm more bothered about the screen and the output than quad core or i7...
I think the spec is now:
At least a moderate speed Dual core CPU, >=2GB RAM
Prefer 7200 RPM Hard drive
Windows 7 32 bit preloaded
1080p or WUXGA (1920*1200) on its own screen
802.11n
1080p HDMI output so I can extend it onto my new 1080p TV when I am cosy in the lounge and need to compare lots of code/data side by side. When a PC is plugged into the TV via VGA is will only accept 1280x1024, but will accept 1080p through HDMI.
The Vostro doesn't have the HDMI output but does everything else.
I think the spec is now:
At least a moderate speed Dual core CPU, >=2GB RAM
Prefer 7200 RPM Hard drive
Windows 7 32 bit preloaded
1080p or WUXGA (1920*1200) on its own screen
802.11n
1080p HDMI output so I can extend it onto my new 1080p TV when I am cosy in the lounge and need to compare lots of code/data side by side. When a PC is plugged into the TV via VGA is will only accept 1280x1024, but will accept 1080p through HDMI.
The Vostro doesn't have the HDMI output but does everything else.
Last edited by john banks; 15 November 2009 at 07:25 PM.
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