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Sep 26 2006, 5:22pm CDT | by Shane McGlaun
Yet even with the small size, Dell crams up to a 500GB HDD inside the tiny chassis and up to 4GB of dual channel DDR2 RAM. The heart of the new XPS 210 is an Intel Core 2 Duo CPU from an E6300 up to an E6700. Graphics are a bit lacking for a gaming machine with the best offering being a single 256 MB X1300 Pro. Then you couldn’t fit a dual slot X1900 XTX inside the small enclosure, let alone a Crossfire setup. Sound is handled by an internal 7.1 channel audio sub-system or an integrated SoundBlaster Audigy HD software edition sound processor. Pricing for the XPS 210 starts at $1099, but expect to pay much more than that for a fully loaded system. To get a smaller XPS system you will need to go with something like the XPS M2010. Shop for your own Dell PC here.
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