Dell has released their latest desktop laptop desktop laptop—hell, I don’t know what it is. The M2010 has a 20-inch screen and has a somewhat non-laptop look when open, but then the screen flips town ...

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 31, 2006--Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) today introduced three new XPS high-performance systems featuring design excellence and customer-driven innovations to enable consumers ...

It’s no secret that we like our beer cold and our gadgets small. So a desktop/notebook hybrid called “The Showstopper” had us worried. The result was better than we’d hoped. A 2.16GHz Core 2 Duo CPU ...

Well, we never really thought they'd have the guts to do it, but those kooky cats over at Dell just outted the XPS M2010 first seen at CES. It's not a laptop, it's not a desktop, it's, well, something ...

When Dell showed off its 20-inch Mobile Concept at this year's CES, it was greeted as a gimmick -- an attractive but freakish concept apparently doomed never to see the light of day. Undeterred by the ...

Looking for new cool laptop!? This new babe from Dell might be just right for you. The XPS M2010 from Dell is designed to be a desktop PC replacement that gives you a complete entertainment solution ...

June 1, 2006 One of the most intriguing products of the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show was Dell’s BIG SCREEN mobile concept which caused some interesting comment due to its expected weight. Yesterday, ...

The XPS M2010, M1710, M1210 and E1705 laptops from Dell have all been upgraded to the Core 2 Duo Merom processors. You can choose a T7200, T7400 or T7600 in each laptop in the “M” line, but the “E” ...

Remember that 20-inch XPS Mobile Concept PC (pictured) Dell was showing off at CES? Well, a tipster who claims to "work with Dell" just sent us specs for a new Dell XPS M2010 which look damn close to ...

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Every once in a while I get a notebook that blows me away with its visionary concept and bold design. Grand in every sense of the word, the Dell XPS M2010 ($4,675 direct) is just such a system. On ...