QUOTE(Avex @ Apr 29 2007, 02:43 AM)
I would like to add something here. Take note for all owners of Dell XPS M1210.
For those who wants to reinstall or reformat or downgrade to Windows XP or whatever, before doing anything please make sure you activate your bluetooth in your Windows before proceeding to your new installation. This is because if you fail to do this step, your new installation will fail fo recognize your bluetooth after that. The only solution then will be reinstalling on your Windows Vista and installing the driver and then reactivating it again. Funny how this bluetooth works.

Hehe, I found that out the hard way...

QUOTE(dingding @ Apr 29 2007, 02:51 AM)
I've got my replacement unit. At first glance, i'm happy with it. But soon after checking more of it, I'm thinking of sticking with the old one.
The screen panel they now use is a toshiba one, which has inferior quality compared to the old Samsung panel. The contrast is not that good and the effect is significant when viewing low contrast photos.....
And apart from that, the hinge of it seems a bit loose, which gives me a 'not-so-good' feeling. The LED for the volume control also seems inferior. It seems unequally lit compared to the old one.
And for the hard disk, the old one uses a Hitachi hard disk which has a max internal speed of 540Mbit/s whereas the new unit uses a Toshiba hard disk that has a max internal speed of only 474.7Mbit/s. The old one scorede 4.4 for windows experience index while the new one scored only 4.3.
And the graphics card also seem to have a lower performance compared to the old one. In the Windows Experience Index, the old one scored 3.7 for Graphics and 3.4 for Gaming graphics while the new one scored 3.6 for graphics and 3.3 for gaming graphics. The reason for this lower performance is unknown. The driver version for both are the same.
Haihz...
This is why I don't want to ask for a replacement unit... Adding hassle only...

QUOTE(eyen @ Apr 29 2007, 09:47 AM)
How do you check the contrast? Coz I have a toshiba screen too for my replacement.but compared to the AUO and samsung one I had, this one seems to be ok (no major light leakages, no wavy lines).
I got a toshiba harddisk too but no complains about it as its a lot quieter than the previous hitachi one which has this hissing sound.
my gaming graphics has a score of 3.4 but the aero graphics has only 3.6. previous one has 3.7.no idea why is there a discrepancy.
It's the drivers I guess... An update to the latest one provided by Dell generally bumps the score up to 3.7... Or your 7400go has problems...

QUOTE(unknowndevices @ Apr 29 2007, 10:33 AM)
did you called Dell?...maybe they would only send their technician to works on that...
anyway do post up the photos here...
Eiraku don't forget to post up your previous post(from the old thread)...
the three chapters of "The Chronicles of Dell"...
Not yet... Maybe I'll ask them later, for a replacement... But I'm afraid I'll get a lemon like dingding... Cause my XPS is fine, not problematic at all... Exept for these gaps...

Yeah I won't forget to post the Chronicles, thanks for reminding me...

Here are the pics of the gaps... Sorry if they're not clear...

The right side gap...

Compare with the left side, no gap...

The long gap above the battery...

Anybody with the same problem? What do you guys think I should do?