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The editors liked
Very customizable
Color options
Battery life of 2 hours
4 minutes is acceptable
HDMI VGA 5 USB
Full keyboard including numeric keypad
This is a serious piece of kit if your looking to ditch your desktop PC. The 17-inch screen does the business and you also get a Blu-ray drive
So HD heaven awaits. It's certainly no slouch in the performance stakes either
As Intel's latest Core...
Core i7 processor
3D performance
Integrated subwoofer
Good build quality
Decent processor performance
Great desktop replacement
Highly comfortable to use
Quick and nimble performance
Four point multitouch. Responsive screen. Fast CPU
Good value
Easy to personalise
HDMI output
5 USB ports
Well-implemented multi-touch display
Impressive performance
Good audio capabilities
Great-looking screen
Responsive and fast computer chip
Neat extra features and good battery life
Great spec
Good price
Powerful
The editors didn't like
No eSATA
Heavy
Battery life of 2 hours
4 minutes could be improved
There's no denying this is a well-built laptop
But it's based on a smaller 13.3-inch design. Dell has simply made it larger to fit the stonking screen. Kind of like an awkward child
It means the shape and size looks odd in places. The keyboard l...
Keyboard flex
Not suited to gaming
Basic 1440 x 900 pixel native resolution
Low-end graphics chip. Low-res screen. Few multitouch apps
Odd texture on mouse trackpad
Limited hard drive options
Too expensive
Screen doesn't offer a 'Full HD' resolution
Disappointing and occasionally unresponsive touchscreen
The price tag for this notebook (1270€) may look too high, but don’t forget about display that supports resolution up to 1920x1200 and its exceptional quality. Also with this model you get Radeon HD 3650 that can be used for playing most of new...
Abstract: REVIEW Dell is not known as a premier product designer, but it does a decent job with the design of its ultraportable and mainstream laptops. Its 17-inch laptops, like the Inspiron 1720, are unflattering bulky 10-pound machines whose buyers are mainl...
Design of the case is user customisable, Robust, compact case, Userfriendly order of the interfaces, Gigabit LAN, optionally UMTS, Userfriendly input devices, Bright LED display with very good contrast, Many options for user customisation, Option for batt
In principal the Dell Studio 17 has the same advantages than the Studio 15. The 17 inch model basically differs by offering a bigger screen with higher resolution and therewith bigger desktop size, and by a keyboard with a separate number pad.The design o...
Extremely Affordable, Wide Range of Customization Options
Doesnt Support 802.11n Wireless Without Upgrade, Access Panel Exposes Too Many Internal Components, Wedge Design Too Bulky at Hinge
Dells Studio 17 laptop certainly provides a good level of value. It is one of the best price to performance desktop replacement notebooks on the market and has a wide range of options for customization. The problem is that the design of the case makes...
Beautiful design, Solid selection of available configurations, Reasonable battery life, Nice keyboard, touchpad and media buttons, Great component layout, Dell Dock is a nice feature, Good value for the price
No lugs/screw posts for VGA cable and no docking station connector, Allinone access cover on the bottom of the notebook is either great or frustrating, No option for better graphics than ATI Radeon HD 3650 at this time
All things said and done, the Dell Studio 17 is the most impressive 17-inch consumer notebook weve seen so far this year. The build quality, range of customizable options, expandability, style, and price make this an excellent choice if youre in the ...
Vibrant display with good viewing angles, Great performance, Intuitive on-screen dock, Discrete graphics
Polarizing, bulky design, Finicky volume controls
The Dell Studio 17 is one of two flagship models in the company’s new Studio line, a mid-range line positioned between the entry-level Inspiron and high-end XPS series. Studio is for people who want something more powerful than an Inspiron, but don&...
Fast overall performance, two internal hard drives, Blu-ray player, good quality 17in screen
Screen and bezel are too glossy, keyboard bounces when typing
Dell's Studio 17 1749 is a 17in notebook that can be used as a business laptop, gaming PC or even as a media centre. It provides good performance, plenty of hard drive space and even its battery life is acceptable considering the size of the notebook. A l...
