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I'm a big fan of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay. The highest setting I could play it smoothly on my system was 1280x1024. When I installed the new Riddick demo, it ran perfectly at 1920x1200. Any ideas why there's such a difference?

CNET has a review of the XPS2. The cool part is the short video of the XPS2 that gives a good idea of its size. You can see it here: http://reviews.cnet.com/Dell_Inspiron_XPS_2_for_Home/4505-3121_7-31297838.html?tag=cnetfd.sd

Can anyone who bought a 9300 with the WUXGA Tru-Life screen post some pictures of your screen...especially while playing games or running some applications? Tanx! :)

This is too cool. It's a TV tuner, but in the form of a USB stick. Check it out here... http://www.digitimes.com/systems/a20050315PR205.html

Some vendors are taking pre-orders for this new DTR notebook. It looks really nice. It's a P4 + ATI MR X800 PCIe with up to a 15.4" WUXGA, and seems to have about the same dimensions/weight as the original Inspiron XPS. The Sager is several hundred dollars less expensive than the XPS2, as well...

I cancelled my XPS2 because I found out that its screen is a glossy/hi-glare LCD. I hate those screens. But, some people told me to look into an anti-glare screen filter for the XPS2. I found just such a 17" notebook LCD screen filter from 3M. Has anyone ever used these anti-glare screen...

I downloaded it, this morning, and will try it tonight. I'm really psyched up for this game. I hope it's as good as advertised. EDIT: I didn't see the other FEAR thread...feel free to delete this one.

Go check it out. It looks mighty impressive... 17" WUXGA :eek: Nvidia GeForce 6800 Go Ultra :eek: Pentium 760 :eek: Makes me wanna sell my desktop. Maybe I will after some reviews are published...even if it is a Dell. :D

I'm looking to buy a big screen DLP LCD HDTV (46" - 50") and was curious if anyone has one. Have you ever run your PC through such a TV for gaming? Got any pics or recommendations on a DLP LCD TV? I plan on using a desktop LCD, like the Dell 2405, most of the time, but it'd be cool to play on a...

I just found this little utility that tests an LCD screen for dead pixels. It's a pretty cool program. Check it out here...http://www.laptopshowcase.co.uk/downloads.php?id=1

It works! No heat troubles with any game during my 2-hour frag sessions. :D

I'm curious about the pros/cons of using an LCD TV as my computer monitor. The main specs of the two LCD TVs I'm considering are: 30" LCD TV Viewable screen size 29.5" diagonal widescreen. Native/optimum resolution 1280 x 768 HDTV Ready - 480p, 1080i, 720p PC - 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768...

This one looks like my next laptop!! http://global.acer.com/products/notebook/tm8100.htm

DUPLICATE POST...SORRY :(

I just read an article at notebookreviews.com about Dell's replacement for the 8600, called the Inspiron 6000. It's a PCI-e X300 notebook and is supposed to be released next week. Anyone know about this notebook?

I placed my order, minutes ago. I was planning on getting an M6N, but since I'm not looking for a gaming notebook, I thought the smaller, sleeker M3N would fit my needs better. If it doesn't work for me, I'll return it for an M6N. I'll post pics and a review as soon as my new little buddy...