Dell didn't just announce their new
D620 and D820, no, no, sir. They've
also got a Precision M90 and M65 for you to sink your teeth into, featuring Core Duo chips (what else?), 512MB Quadro
FX graphics, IEEE 1394, an oversized three-inch touchpad, and a 17-inch 1920 x 1200 display on the M90; the M65
(pictured) will get a Quadro FX with TurboCache (no dedicated graphics memory), dual battery option, and a 15.4-inch
display. The Precisions, which we haven't heard from a little while, are intended to be a little higher end than your
run of the mill Latitudes, though, so expect to pay for the privilege with baseline price tags of $2,239 and $1,849,
respectively.
[Via
Mobility Site]
Every new model seems to move more and more thinkpad. Even the trackpoint is re-emerging.
While I'm still Thinkpad-till-death, I look at my new T60 (15") and wish it had the increased resolution and the retina burning brightness of the Dell's.
Slap lipstick on it and call it pretty!
Trying to make them look like a black ThinkPad isn't going to help. They'll still be junk in a box 1-2 years down the road.
Hmm ... they issue Dell Precision laptops here at USMA - it appears that mine needs to get fragmented by the time the class of '10 issue comes around ;)
No armor? Not interesting...
:D :D :D
Correction: The M65 has 256 MB dedicated video memory and an additional 256MB of system memory can be shared depending on availability.
Jim, would the board be advertised as 512MB? being the 2 sets of Mem added together? This is what I see on my paper work but the board shows up as 256MB in the settings window.
Pete
The Dell M90 looks and sounds cool. I have to get it for college this fall because it is required that I get the M90 ($2239+ out of my pocket :-( ).
Gents, I have a Dell M65 with NVIDIA(R) Quadro(R) FX350M 512MB Turbo Cache Open GL PCI-E Graphics. However when I look at the board settings in the Nvidia menu it only shows 256MB. If this cause half the mem is shared as per Jim's comment 29thMar2006? Next, I have a SIM slot under my battery, can I use this to connect wirelessly? Do I need to add something or is a driver all I need? Thanks Pete