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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. Tom1939

    Tom1939 Notebook Consultant

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    I see another one like me :) I would like to game as well on my notebook without buying a gaming rig.

    The firepro m8900 should be much much stronger then the quadro 2000 (nearly double as strong I would guess). That one should be very near to the alienware mx17-R3 with 6970 in graphic power. With a professional look.

    But if there are no severe optimus problems, then the lenovo w520 is a very good work/gaming combo. And the m6600 with m8900 firepro should cost much more.
     
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    Those panels will be available from any number of suppliers. HP Dell Lenovo all buy these panels from a small handfull of suppliers. AOU, LG, HannMei. These suppiers sell to anybody. In time these panels will appear it won't be that long. If HP is charging $500 for this screen that means the screen cost less that $100 in bulk maybe less. Bulk prices on 15.6 FHD panels is $40-50 retail works out to be about $140.

    The point is they will be available aftermarket they won't cost anything near as much as what HP is charging within a year there will be many more on the market and one or two will be exceptional. Those you buy
     
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    RAID 0 with HDD slot (classic HDD) e mSATA slot (SSD) don't have sense.:confused:
     
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    Spec sheets for both the Precision M4600 & M6600.
     

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    Hm,

    Well yes. I want a professional looking device, with good warranty that i can also play high end games with! :D

    Hm, if that would be the case I wold be willing to paynsome bucks more!
     
    Freelancer27, Apr 27, 2011
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    :( , just noticed that the M4600 doesn't have multitouch for FHD.

    Does anyone know if the non-IPS FHD display is RGB as well for the 4600?
     
    Bchen06, Apr 27, 2011
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    sgogeta4 Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    I thought there is no switchable graphics/Optimus for Quadro/FirePro cards?

    edit: Nevermind, they do. Ignore the above message.
     
    sgogeta4, Apr 27, 2011
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    Is the 9 cell battery going to fit cleanly or stick out of the box?
     
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    The non-IPS FHD panel is not RGB, it is white LED.
     
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    All batteries fit cleanly in the base of the system.
     
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