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Entries Tagged ‘XPS’

Top 3 Dell Laptops

As we can only talk about the machines we have actually tested it does limit us a little to the wide range that Dell offer.  But here are our Top 3! Studio 15 – This may not be a high end laptop, but not everyone can afford a Precision or XPS Studio!  The Studio 15 [...]

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12 Days Of Christmas – The Review

Over the past 12 days we’ve recommended 12 different retailers to you for Christmas present ideas.  As we are at the end of it all we thought it would be a good idea for us to do a quick review of who the 12 retailers were. Apple 123-Reg Dell Amazon AVG Misco CD WOW Dabs [...]

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12 Days Of Christmas – Day 3 – Dell

One the third day of Christmas my true love gave to me a brand new Dell Computer!  Sounds pretty nice eh!  We are a big fan of dell as they provide very good quality machines at reasonable prices!  They are bound to have some great deals going on around the festive period! Want to read [...]

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The New Dell Vostro 1510 Notebook

If you have read any of the blog posts over at brandstar.co.uk you will find that I often rave about the Dell XPS Notebook range, and they really are great machines. However yesterday I got my first play with the new Dell Vostro 1510. Ultimately (well in my opinion) Dell have combined the Vostro 1500 [...]

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Quick Tip: Saving As PDF in Office 2007

Ok, so not everyone has Microsoft Office 2007 yet, but it is rapidly becoming a popular Office Suite. So the Quick Tip this week is for those who have taken the plunge! Office 2007 will allow you to save documents as a PDF file, so rather than spending out on a PDF writer or even [...]

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Some Lovely New Features Of Office 2007

With the release of the great new Microsoft Office 2007 package we thought that we would let you know of some of the cool new features! Why the extra ‘x’? For years documents on Office programs have been saved as in the same format e.g. Word’s format used to be .doc and Excel’s format used [...]

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