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The M4300, which is ugly as only Dell can build ugly, is also pure grunt. The review unit we looked at packed in a flaming-fast 64-bit Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 4 GB of RAM, a 160 GB hard drive and high-end Nvidia Quadro graphics.
You know the Chuck Norris "facts": Chuck Norris can kill two stones with one bird; Chuck Norris destroyed the periodic table because he only recognises the element of surprise; there is no "Ctrl" button on Chuck Norris's computer because he is always in control. Well, if Chuck Norris had a computer, it would probably be the new Dell Precision M4300.
The M4300, which is ugly as only Dell can build ugly, is also pure grunt. The review unit we looked at packed in a flaming-fast 64-bit Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 4 GB of RAM, a 160 GB hard drive and high-end Nvidia Quadro graphics. The machine, which weighs just 2,85 kg, impressive for a computer this size, has a generous 1 920 x 1 200-pixel wide-screen display.
Then there's the machine's support for 802.11n, the latest and greatest version of Wi-Fi wireless networking that allows data transfers of up to 248 Mbit/s - you and I would likely never see that sort of performance but Chuck would demand nothing less.
So, if it's a workstation replacement laptop that you need, you can't go too wrong with the M4300. It even has a "Ctrl" button two, in fact. Just don't expect people to accuse you of having any style.
You know the Chuck Norris "facts": Chuck Norris can kill two stones with one bird; Chuck Norris destroyed the periodic table because he only recognises the element of surprise; there is no "Ctrl" button on Chuck Norris's computer because he is always in control. Well, if Chuck Norris had a computer, it would probably be the new Dell Precision M4300.
The M4300, which is ugly as only Dell can build ugly, is also pure grunt. The review unit we looked at packed in a flaming-fast 64-bit Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 4 GB of RAM, a 160 GB hard drive and high-end Nvidia Quadro graphics. The machine, which weighs just 2,85 kg, impressive for a computer this size, has a generous 1 920 x 1 200-pixel wide-screen display.
Then there's the machine's support for 802.11n, the latest and greatest version of Wi-Fi wireless networking that allows data transfers of up to 248 Mbit/s - you and I would likely never see that sort of performance but Chuck would demand nothing less.
So, if it's a workstation replacement laptop that you need, you can't go too wrong with the M4300. It even has a "Ctrl" button two, in fact. Just don't expect people to accuse you of having any style.