Can this be used with the XPS L501X?
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I'm not sure ... Search the dell community forums for a better answer (or google) ... but it was cheap enough for me to gamble ... I actually have one if you want to pay shipping and try it
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I have a Dell XPS 15 L502x laptop and I do use this charger for it. It works fine and does charge. My concern is that our laptops run on a 130w not 90w. When I plug it in I get a messeage from the laptop saying that the system will operate slower and the battery will take more time to charge because of the charger being a 90w instead of a 130. I don't think I have noticed a significant difference in performance. For the price it works. But had I know about this before purchasing I don't think I would have bought it.. Hope this helps
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No Sorry. Your XPS 18 is an all in one computer. This Item is not designed for external use.
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I have an XPS and it works, it probably works with yours too. To be sure, check the specs. There should be a sticker an your old charger telling you the output voltage and output amperage. This one outputs 19.5V and 4.62A. If your specs match, it will work.
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Yes, though it may operate at 667MHz instead of the advertised 800MHz due to the processor motherboard combination in the XPS 410. You may install a pair of these for 4GB total.
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Yes I believe so. I bought it for my Studio XPS 15 and it was exactly what I needed.
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I agree with the 3 previous answers. The only way to know for sure is for someone who has the case for the XPS 10 and a Latitude 10 actually tries it out. The next best is for someone who has the case to actually measure all of the pertinent touch-points and port and camera openings. There are quite a few...maybe if I have time....
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I would say that it more than likely is. I have a Dell XPS 15" L501X and it works perfectly. I updated my BIOS to the latest one offered for my laptop by Dell and installed according to the instructions and my laptop recognized the full 16GB of RAM, despite Dell previously stating that only 8 GB could be used.
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MANUFACTURER RESPONSE: Hi PH, thanks for posting. The USB3-3900DHE should work with your Dell XPS system. If you are having issues using the adapter with the included DVI-VGA converter please contact us directly at support@plugable.com and we would be happy to help.Thank you,BobPlugable Technologies
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Shouldn't be a problem. I use mine with XP Pro x64 via VMWare Fusion and have had no issues.
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It's a 50/50 gamble. Even if the plug fits, it's no guarantee. My Dell XPS won't charge on anything but its original adapter even though they fit. They do this so you're forced to buy their adapters. Although I've seen generic adapters for this Gateway so it might work. Wish I had a better answer but nowadays you really don't know without trying it.
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I took a quick look for the XPS 10 and it looks like there are at least two models. One has a standard mini-HDMI port, the other needs a 40-pin adapter. If you have the one with the mini-HDMI port, then technically speaking it should work. I haven't used the XPS 10 myself to know for sure, but as long as the tablet has the correct port and puts video out and the TV accepts video in, then this cable will send the signal.
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Hi Glenn C, we use our device all the time with the XPS's in our office with no problems. Ours lives on the conference room table daily use.
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no i would not load anything higher than windows xp on this laptop, better off getting something with more compatibility!
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It should be. Dell's web site says that the XPS 720 has PCI Express slots, so there's no reason to think it won't work.
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I would suggest comparing the specifications of the xps 502x and your XPS 14 and if the keyboards or the laptop itself has the same demensions then I would say yes. Obviously if you base your decision off the demensions of the laptops, do a visual check to make sure both have standard keyboard layouts. Best,
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I'm not sure. I replaced the one from a xps1730. I would research this before purchasing it.