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    Which Lenovo is closest to the Dell XPS-15 Touch, or Dell M3800?

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by marc515, Nov 30, 2014.

  1. marc515

    marc515 Notebook Consultant

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    Which Lenovo is closest in specs to the Dell XPS-15 Touch, or Dell M3800?

    The Dell XPS-15 Touch and Dell M3800 are basically the same machine, with the M3800 being a business class machine.

    The X1 Carbon is close, but it is a 14", and only takes 8GB Ram.

    Thank you
     
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    tkuhe Notebook Enthusiast

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    I agree that the X1 Carbon compares as does the T440s.
     
    tkuhe, Dec 1, 2014
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    Incontro Notebook Evangelist

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    I think neither the T440s/X1 Carbon are close or comparable, considering the Precision has a quad core (4712HQ), and weighs much more.

    The T440s & X1 Carbon are classified as 'ultrabooks', whereas the Precision is far from one. It's a workstation with a slimmer than usual chassis.
     
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    Lenovo does not offer a competing product in the 15.6 inch premium ultrabook category. However there will be a W550s model in the upcoming Broadwell lineup which will presumably fill that gap.
     
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