Dell this time has really created a monster of power. The new Dell Precision M3800 turns his attention to the professional user who is looking for a fast computer, powerful, handsome but portable. We talk about a product specifically designed for those who use the computer for professional environments such as video editing, designers, engineers or programmers, proposing a version designed specifically for developers based on Ubuntu.
The US company also contemplates the presence of a model with touch 15.6 “4K (the battery believe that will be the real Achilles heel of this model) with a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels with technology IGZ02 protected in Corning Gorilla Glass NBT and able to recognize up to 10 fingers simultaneously pressing. Dell Precision M3800 in the new 2015 edition is accompanied by high-speed Thunderbolt port 2 with transmission rates up to 20 Gbps designed for people who want to edit and share files or large documents in parallel.
Obviously internal storage has evolved to shear than 2 TB that we can well imagine how important they are in a graphical environment and media where very often you work with RAW files from the think of several giga. To animate the workstation weighing 1,88kg (very low for its category) we then find a quad-core i7 processor and a fourth-generation Nvidia Quadro K1100M with 2 GB of GDDR5 RAM. To get an idea of the enormous computing power, Dell commissioned Principlet Technologies to carry out stress tests in the field of video editing, comparing the Dell Precision M3800 with the MacBook Pro Retina of Apple during transcoding of video and rendering of video sequences. The results speak for themselves: the Dell is up to 26% faster in transcoding and up to 30% faster to render movies.
The workstation therefore offers the ideal environment to work and create proposing the possibility of using Ubuntu, Windows 7 or Windows 8.1. The starting price Dell Precision M3800 2015 is € 1,529 which, actually, is a price more than acceptable.
Dell Precision M3800 2015 - monster of workstations
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