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How to Max Out a Dell XPS 600 and Your Credit Card
By: Rich Smith
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    2006-05-22

    Table of Contents:
  • How to Max Out a Dell XPS 600 and Your Credit Card
  • What`s inside the boxes?
  • Open me first
  • One monitor or two?
  • And finally the audio
  • Hooking it all up
  • Turning it on
  • Final Thoughts

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    How to Max Out a Dell XPS 600 and Your Credit Card - What`s inside the boxes?


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    Tell you what, there were a TON of boxes to open. So let's go through them. In the above picture, the big box in the middle of the pile says on it in big letters "OPEN ME FIRST." But I'm going to ignore that, and open the little boxes first.

    Opening the smallest box, I found the keyboard. Not much else in there except a bunch of wadded up paper. Here's a pic of the keyboard on the box it came in.

    I tell you what; this is a very cool keyboard. The keys are all back-lit, and have a nice and eerie blue glow coming from between them and through them. It's also a solid construction, and has a nice tactile feel to the keys.

    But enough of that, opening the next box, I found it contained the laser mouse and the UPS. Here's a shot of them.

    So now that the basic needed peripherals have been found, maybe it's time to open the "OPEN ME FIRST" box.

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