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To clarify, Dell has actually offered Blu-ray disc technology on select laptops for over a year. What’s different about the Inspiron 1525 laptop with optional Blu-ray playback is that it’s available for under a $1,000. Laptops with integrated graphics typically do not support Blu-ray capability, but in this case, the system includes a built-in dedicated high-definition video accelerator from Broadcom. Customers can also configure systems with a Blu-ray burner (additional $200), which allows them to store up to 50GB of “stuff” on a dual-layer Blu-ray disc – great for making extra copies of photos, videos, personal records, etc.
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