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M60 for SW

Hi guys

I'm looking at a laptop/mobile workstation due to increased travelling, and my eyes fell on the new Dell M60 I notice they are using a new Intel M processor with a "lot less" GHz then the normal Pentium 4. I called the tech guys and they told me it's a lot faster then the figures tells so it's okay so far, and it's possible to get it with 2 Gigs of ram wich make it look really perfect for SW. Anyone tried these processors on Solid Works? Would appreciate to get some feedback on this.

Best regards

Krister

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bob zee

what's the graphics card? It appears to be an ATI Radeon - the equivilent of Dell Insprion or Latitude laptops, but not the 3D M50.

Guy Edk>Krister,

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ATI Mobility Radeon 9000. Can't say I like that. The best you can do is a 5400 rpm hard drive also. Don't like THAT. I dunno. I don't necessarily disbelieve what Mr. Edkins says, but I'm skeptical.

'Spork'

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Don't think I'll go for that either, even though the 17" inch screen would be nice. Another thing is it stops at 1 gig of ram and I do think I could need more. The wallet is open now and the M60 slipped through, so I will order one this week. I also must say we have had good relation with Dell sor far and I feel quite safe with them.

Krister

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Please do post a follow-up once you get the unit. The M60 benchmark info is coming out now in dribs and drabs, and it does look impressive (for a laptop ...)

Cheers

Jim Elias Munich, Germany

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