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90W vs. 65W AC Adaptor

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by Prince_Phoenix, Oct 6, 2008.

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  1. SpeedyMods

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    I also have an XPS m140, which has a standard 65w adapter. The new E-series 90w is smaller. I haven't seen anything regarding a new 65w adapter that wasn't the slim auto/air one.

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    Sensibly, the E6400 should ship with the new slim E series 90W PSU. I think I didn't get one because I ordered too early. The advantage of the 65W unit is, in addition to being slightly smaller, the alternative power inputs. I like to travel with two PSUs and having the facility to charge the computer from a 12V socket is a bonus.

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