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Dell today added two mobile systems to the world’s top-selling line of workstations(a), including the high-performance Dell Precision(TM) M70, a system powerful enough for the most design-intensive projects and mobile enough to go wherever the job requires.
Dell’s expanded mobile workstation line also now includes the Dell Precision M20, starting at 4.88 pounds(b), that allows customers to reliably run workstation applications for such tasks as design review, demonstration and training.
Powered by Intel’s Pentium(R) M processors and 915PM chipset, the Dell with battery such as dell Latitude LS battery , dell 2834T battery , dell 4834T battery , dell Inspiron 1520 battery , dell Inspiron 1521 battery , Dell Inspiron 1720 battery , dell Inspiron 1525 battery , dell Inspiron 1526 battery , Dell HP297 battery , dell GW240 battery Precision M70 and M20 integrate advances in mobile computing that help increase processor and graphics performance. The M70 includes a new, powerful 256MB graphics solution that allows customers to manipulate large, complex visual models in sharp detail.
“Customers will appreciate the freedom provided by new technologies in the Dell Precision M70 and M20 to un-tether from their desktop without compromising the power to handle advanced technical applications,” said Paul Gottsegen, vice president, Dell Product Group. “We’ve tailored these best-in-class workstation solutions for customers who require the mobility to visit job sites, work from home or travel frequently.”
The M70 and M20 include DDR2, the next generation of memory architecture, and PCI-Express (PCIe). DDR2 optimizes the notebook architecture by matching the increased performance demands of processors, I/O subsystems and graphics cards with high-performance memory. PCIe is a new, industry-standard bus architecture for more powerful graphics and fast connections to peripherals like hard drives and DVD/CD burners. The new technologies give customers more power to run high-end workstation applications, such as video editing, 3D design or CAD models, virtually anywhere.