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    News - Dell updates ultraportable Vostro V130

    Sexy ‘business laptop’ gets fresh internals and a new lick of paint.
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    Re: News - Dell updates ultraportable Vostro V130

    no usb 3.0, no sale

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    Re: News - Dell updates ultraportable Vostro V130

    Quote Originally Posted by semo View Post
    no usb 3.0, no sale

    Why would anyone want USB3.0 on an ultra portable?

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    Re: News - Dell updates ultraportable Vostro V130

    Quote Originally Posted by DDY View Post
    Why would anyone want USB3.0 on an ultra portable?
    Why would anyone not want it?

    It's not all about transferring terabytes of data. Suppose you wanted to put a video on there from a flash drive/external HDD to watch later - that could weigh in at a few GBs. USB 2.0? 2GB/minute best-case scenario. USB 3? 10GB/minute from your typical external HDD. Your 720p film @ 4.5GB now takes <30s to copy instead of nearer 3 minutes. It's a no-brainer.

    The problem, presumably, is that Intel haven't integrated a USB 3 controller onto their motherboards yet - hence all desktop motherboards with USB 3 using another manufacturer's controller.

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    Re: News - Dell updates ultraportable Vostro V130

    The Dell Vostro page does now list the V130 as an option, but no prices available yet.
    Also, disappointingly, it lists only the following choices of CPUs:
    Intel® CoreTM 2 Duo
    Intel® CoreTM 2 Solo
    Intel® Celeron
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    Re: News - Dell updates ultraportable Vostro V130

    Quote Originally Posted by MSIC View Post
    The Dell Vostro page does now list the V130 as an option, but no prices available yet.
    Can you link? I can't seem to find anything other than the old V13s.

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    Re: News - Dell updates ultraportable Vostro V130

    From a sales chat just now ;

    Satish_Sripathy The basic one comes at £545.20 Inc VAT and Shipping.
    Satish_Sripathy It comes with Win 7 Home premium 64 bit, 2GB RAM, 320 GB Hard drive & Celeron U3400 Processor

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    Simon And what about if i was to go for the ULV i5-470UM and 4Gb ram ?
    Simon same everything else
    Satish_Sripathy It would be £721.45 then.

    Jebus, datz pricy

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    Re: News - Dell updates ultraportable Vostro V130

    Ugh, why is it still so horrendously expensive to have a quad-core CPU in a laptop? Bah! And I bet these Vostro's don't have expresscard slots. The last Vostro I saw suffered a Geforce 8600M failure. Yeah one of those. Inspired confidence!
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