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	<title>Comments on: 7 Days of M1530: First Impressions</title>
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		<title>By: PeterKraus</title>
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		<description>Hello,
just to say something about the metal/plastic issue. I am completely sure, that 1530&#039;s come with magnesium alloy chassis and alluminium metal inlay. It&#039;s most obvious when you plug the machine in the power socket - the aluminium gets a bit rough, by electromagnetic induction (I&#039;ve experienced this on every 1530 we powered up in our shop).
If you are sure it&#039;s not a metal, someone terribly lied to you, and I&#039;d demand a refund.
(Note, I am not working for Dell, just for a company which happens to sell Dells)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello,<br />
just to say something about the metal/plastic issue. I am completely sure, that 1530&#8217;s come with magnesium alloy chassis and alluminium metal inlay. It&#8217;s most obvious when you plug the machine in the power socket &#8211; the aluminium gets a bit rough, by electromagnetic induction (I&#8217;ve experienced this on every 1530 we powered up in our shop).<br />
If you are sure it&#8217;s not a metal, someone terribly lied to you, and I&#8217;d demand a refund.<br />
(Note, I am not working for Dell, just for a company which happens to sell Dells)</p>
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