Two, two great tastes in one purchase.
Sweet package IMO and I think a Win/Win for both companies.
Looks like the 360 gained much credibility with Dell since they feel they can move more product using it. :)
Thoughts ?
PS: High end PC gamers, ya think these notebooks would work well as gaming rigs ? ya know as far as portables go.
What would Crysis do to one of these IYO ?
In an effort to help move sales of their flagship XPS notebookand desktop PCs, Dell has begun bundling an Xbox 360 Elite game console for free with the systems. For $2,999 you get an XPS M1730equipped with a 2.5GHz Core 2 Duo T9300, 17" WUXGA panel, 4GB of DDR2-667MHz RAM, dual 7200 RPM 200GB hard drivesrunning RAID 0 (400GB total), dual GeForce 8700M GT graphics cards, an AGEIA PhysX 100M PPU, 9-cell battery, and of course, the Xbox 360 Elite.
On the desktop side, Dell offers their $3,199 XPS 720 H2C. The system ships with a Core 2 Extreme QX6850 OC'ed to 3.67GHz, 4GB of DDR2-800MHz RAM, 750GB Seagate 7200 RPM HDD, dual GeForce 8800 GTs, and Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer audio.
But what if you don't want to spend that kind of cash? Finally, Dell also has an Xbox 360Elite SKU for the XPS 630. Priced at $1,999 the system is powered by a Core 2 DuoE8500, dual GeForce 9800 GT cards, 4GB DDR2-800MHz RAM, a 640GB 7200 RPM HDD, and integrated 7.1 channel audio.
All three systems ship with Windows Vista Home Premium and can be decked out with optional components that take the price tag even higher. Of course enthusiasts will want to save some moneyand build their own rig, but it's interesting to see how eager Dell is to move XPS systems nowadays.
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