Dell came out with another mind-blowing innovation, the new XPS M2010. This new type of PC does not have the ordinary type laptop screen directly attached to the hardware. Instead, the computer’s hardware rests 2 inches underneath the monitor held up by a handle-like structure.

The design is for mobile solutions and it is very sleek. The computer folds down with a handle in the outer back so it can be carried like a regular briefcase.

Here are some descriptions of the features:

Display: An incredible 20.1 inch widescreen display. It has high-definition detail resolution powered by ATI technologies.

Audio: 8 integrated speakers with subwoofer, and intergrated high-definition audio.

Camera: Built-in video camera and digital array microphone.

Keyboard: Detachable wireless keyboard with integrated touchpad.

Processor: The PC is hooked up with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor.

Memory: It’s also packed with the option of having up to 4 GB dual-channel 667 Mhz Memory.

Hard drive: Up to 240 GB with two 120 GB drives on each side.

Wireless: Connect with the 802.11a/b/g Wifi technology

Ports: 1394 (1), USB 2.0 (4), 13-in-2 Memory Reader, ExpressCard, Microphone and Line-in, Headphone, Composite Video, Component Video, S-Video, DVI0I, High-Definition 7.1/5/1 Audio, SPDIF

A heavy loaded PC like this costs around $2999, Wow, time to ask Santa Clause for a new toy. Anyways, this is a thing of beauty, but I don’t think I’ll be buying one of these any time soon.

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