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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. Althernai

    Althernai Notebook Virtuoso

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    Why do you think it's 3-4 hours? It was said in this thread that with Optimus disabled in the BIOS, the machine still gets around 5.8 hours and Nvidia's Fermi GPUs are more power-hungry than the Radeons/FirePros.
     
  2. ksna

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    Optimus will switch from integrated graphics to the Quadro when you need the graphics power and back to integrated when you're just browsing the web or idle. This way the Quadro is only consuming power when its needed.
     
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    Jvanmil Notebook Geek

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    Thank you! The "help me choose" link is not available in The Netherlands :rolleyes:, The UK site doesn't show the options on the M4600 yet and the US site does mention only an IPS RGB but no non-ips rgb 1920x1080 screen.

    I am wondering which screen the (dutch-option) 15.6in Full High Definition (1920X1080) RGB LCD Panel would be.
     
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    Freelancer27 Notebook Consultant

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    I think 300 nites, 600:1contrast and 60% garmut.
     
  5. Jvanmil

    Jvanmil Notebook Geek

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    That would be my best guess too, but that screen is marked with WLED and the option mentions a RGB-screen. :confused:
     
  6. Freelancer27

    Freelancer27 Notebook Consultant

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    Try this link here
     
  7. Jvanmil

    Jvanmil Notebook Geek

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    Thanks again! There it says WLED too for the non-IPS screen. i asked the dell-chat for the specifications, i post the results here.
     
  8. Walter K

    Walter K Notebook Consultant

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    Look here:
    Dell - Help Me Choose: Displays

    72% gamut should be very right for fuel sRGB presentation! :D

    And the standard FHD display in M4600 with 60% gamut is also fine. If you need and can control the wide gamut IPS display, I would take it. But have to see it in action - fear to get too much saturated colors in standard applications like web browsing, jpgs...

    Best, Walter
     
  9. SvenC

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    m6600 is still listed as 1920 x 1200 pixels. If only that was true :(
     
  10. edit1754

    edit1754 Notebook Prophet

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    The only thing I'd fear about the IPS display is its measly 210nit brightness rating.
     
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