Dell intros the multitouch-capable Studio 17 Touch

User Comments: 6

1. November 19, 2009 5:46 PM
   

   treeski said:

   Low the low end price seems very good for the specs, yet the high end one seems overpriced IMO. Looks great though!

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2. November 20, 2009 2:04 AM
   LionelatDell said:

   treeski: Glad you like the looks. As for the high-end configs, that's what coupons and online deals are for.

   @AnneatDell published a blog post on Dell's blog here: [link]

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3. November 20, 2009 10:34 AM
   

   GeekieNick101 said:

   I like that touch screens are following suite faster than ever. They make tasks so simple.

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4. November 22, 2009 2:23 PM
   gghartman said:

   i truly love dell but right now am upset with this company. they have been plaqued all year with supplier chain problems and now vostro system are taking literally weeks to get shipped. very upsetting. they need to get a new supplier chain if they cant keep up to order being generated.

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5. November 23, 2009 5:31 PM
   Guest said:

   I have to say I would like to see a Dual multitouch screen notebook, where the bottom touch screen could double as a keyboard. It could even appeal to our asthetic senses by giving haptic feedback when hitting a key so that we dont have to worry about whether or not we actually pressed a button.

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6. January 7, 2010 9:36 AM
   Guest said:

   Their doesnt seem to be an option to upgrade to blue ray on any of the models. For they high end spec you would need to have a Blue ray player at least for that sort of money

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