The Dell Studio 17–with its large, 17.3-inch display (1600-by-900 or 1920-by-1080) and its near-full-size keyboard–is affordable, offers desktoplike performance, and delivers all-around solid ...

The Dell Studio 17 ($1,411 direct) has a mind-numbing list of current and new technologies, the most compelling of which is a 17.3-inch widescreen that supports multitouch and an Intel quad-core ...

Now Dell is bridging the gap between hard-core users and a more mainstream audience by introducing the Dell Studio 17 ($1,868 direct)—a cross between the Inspiron 1720 and the more consumer ...

The Dell XPS 17 doesn't take the usual approach to keyboard design for a laptop this size. You'd usually see a separate NUM pad off to the side, as was once the convention for anything 15.6-inch ...

The Dell Studio 17 (Model 1747) rates 3.5 out of five stars. Pros: excellent performance, lots of screen real estate. Cons: lacks pizzaz, confusing port arrangement. (That doesn’t sound so bad.) “With ...

Dell XPS 17 (9730) Dimensions: 14.74 inches x 9.76 inches x 0.77 inches: Weight: 5.37 pounds: Processor: Intel Core i5-13500H Intel Core i7-13700H Intel Core i9-13900H ...

How to Install a Dell USB Keyboard. USB peripherals such as mice and keyboards typically do not require any special drivers, as usually they are "plug and play," meaning you just plug the device ...

For a budget-priced 17-inch laptop, the Dell Studio S17-162B has many features of a more expensive system, ... The keyboard's keys are slightly tapered, but with a flat surface, ...

Dell XPS 17 Keyboard Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR. As you would expect from a 4K display, everything is crisp and detailed, and text especially is very easy to read.

Dell’s XPS 17 starts at $1,500, and Apple’s MacBook Pro 16-inch starts at $2,399. That sounds like a big difference, but these base models can’t be compared on an apples-to-apples basis.

How to Insert a Backslash on a Dell Keyboard. On the information superhighway, some keyboard characters such as carets, ellipses and asterisks symbolize direction and help you navigate the Internet.

Now Dell is bridging the gap between hard-core users and a more mainstream audience by introducing the Dell Studio 17 ($1,868 direct)—a cross between the Inspiron 1720 and the more consumer ...