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M6600 and M4600 are coming in Feb.

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by mitchellboy, Feb 11, 2011.

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  1. mitchellboy

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    Precision M4600
    •15.6" 16:9 White-LED and RGB-LED LCD options + Touch-Screen option
    •Graphics card options are as follows:
    AMD FirePro M5950 1GB GDDR5
    NVIDIA Quadro 1000M 2GB GDDR5
    NVIDIA Quadro 2000M 2GB GDDR5

    Precision M6600
    •17.3" 16:9 White-LED and RGB-LED LCD options + Touch-Screen option
    •Graphics card options are as follows:
    AMD FirePro M8900 2GB GDDR5
    NVIDIA Quadro 3000M 2GB GDDR5
    NVIDIA Quadro 4000M 2GB GDDR5

    - New Precision laptops will be available from the mid of April 2011.

    - The optional Touch-screen for the M6600 will have 4-finger multi-touch, in addition to a stylus input (the new Latitudes only have a 2-finger touch capabilty option).

    - The Precision M6600 will have a "Performance-Boost" feature. Not sure if this is as simple as pressing a dedicated button or some other implementation.

    - The Precision M6600 will offer up to 4 external displays with NVIDIA's GPU, or up to 5 external displays with AMD's GPU.

    - Added the NVIDIA QUADRO 5010M. Just got confirmation that it will be offered begining from June 2011.

    [​IMG]
     
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    An M4500 built like a M6500 sounds awesome! Can't wait to get one on order.
     
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    ExParrot Notebook Geek

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    Great, now they've offset the keyboard on the 15" Precision also (as well as the E6520)! Real ergonomic, Dell! And real fun on a plane (not that I would normally use a 15" on a plane).

    Some of us aren't accountants and don't want the @#&^@*!! numeric keyapd, Dell!
     
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    anodize Notebook Deity

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    and I just got my new m6500 a few weeks ago with less than 24 hours of use.. :rolleyes: Tired of replacing my laptop every so often. :(

    Edit: Glossy screens?
     
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    Tsunade_Hime such bacon. wow

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    :( Another Dell victimized by 16:9...
     
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    I hope not!
     
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    They look pretty glossy, but then again I prefer it, as long as there is a good anti-reflective coating. I'm also starting to dig the new Latitude look more than the Precisions.
     
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    Tsunade_Hime such bacon. wow

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    Really I'm the exact opposite. As long as Precisions come with matte I'm happy. They at least kept a traditional notebook look with the Precisions. The new Latitudes looks like they were designed by a teenager for teenagers..
     
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