According to a source of Dutch site Tweakers.net , which has been spot on with a previous Dell leak , a new laptop known as the M3800 is set to join Dell’s Precision range of fun-hating workstations. An Intel Core i7-4702MQ ( Haswell ) processor will reportedly power the M3800, with an 2GB NVIDIA Quadro K1100M card taking care of graphics. It’s expected to come with up to 16GB of RAM, a 1TB hard drive or 512MB SSD, and two options for the 15.6-inch screen: a 3, 200 x 1, 800 resolution or standard 1080p panel. The workstation is said to measure 18mm (around 0.7 inches) at its thickest point, and tip the scales at 2kg (70.5 ounces). Integrated docking found on other Precision models is apparently not in the M3800’s feature set; it’s also missing an Ethernet port, so hard-lines will need to be connected via a USB intermediate. Tweakers.net lists an expected price range of $1, 699 to $1, 999, but now comes the part where we wait for the M3800 to go official and see how correct all this leaked info is. Filed under: Laptops , Dell Comments Source: Tweakers.net
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Report: Dell Precision M3800 workstation to launch with 3,200 x 1,800 display option
