Dell Inspiron XPS Gen 2

PCWorld Rating

4.0

4.0 / 5 - PCWorld, Dec 12, 2005

Pros

Cons

Bottom Line

Burly gaming notebook has a high-resolution screen, but its battery life is poor.

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PCWorld's Dell Inspiron XPS Gen 2 Coverage

Top 10 Notebook PCs This month, the top four desktop replacements on the chart cost less than $2000 each, and all five ranked all-purpose notebooks come in at under $1350 apiece.
Barely Portable Powerhouses These big, heavy notebook computers have everything you could ever want in a mobile system, and they perform like desktop PCs.
Heavy-Duty Entertainment New, barely portable powerhouses are loaded with DVD burners, big speakers, and TV tuners. We tested three to find the best experience.

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