New D820, M65 & M90 are lhere!

M90 specs
Intel® CoreTM Duo-Prozessor T2600 (2,16 GHz, 2 MB L2-Cache, 667 MHz FSB)


Intel® CoreTM Duo-Prozessor T250 (2,00 GHz, 2 MB L2-Cache, 667 MHz FSB)

Intel® CoreTM Duo-Prozessor T2400 (1,83 GHz, 2 MB L2-Cache, 667 MHz FSB)

Intel® CoreTM Duo-Prozessor T2300 (1,66 GHz, 2 MB L2-Cache, 667 MHz FSB)



Betriebssysteme Auswahlhilfe

Original Windows® XP Professional



Speicher Auswahlhilfe

Dual-Channel DDR2 SDRAM-Speicher mit 677 MHz von 256 MB bis 4 GB

2 für Benutzer zugängliche Speichersteckplätze auf der Systemplatine



Steckplätze
1 Express-Karteneinschub

1 Smart Card-Lesegerät



Gehäuse Auswahlhilfe

Ab 3,81 kg

42,4 x 394 x 288 mm (H x B x T)



Netzteil & Akkus Auswahlhilfe

130-Watt-Netzteil (Standard)

"Smart" Lithium-Ionen-Akku mit 9 Zellen und 80 Wh (optional)

Dank der ExpressChargeTM -Funktion von Dell, können Sie den Akku in etwa einer Stunde aufladen.



Tragetaschen Auswahlhilfe

Dell-Nylontasche

Dell-Rucksack



E/A-Anschlüsse
4-poliger IEEE 1394a-Anschluss

Audio: Mikrofoneingang;
Kopfhörer-/Lautsprecherausgang

6 USB 2.0-Anschlüsse

Docking: 280-poliger Anschluss für Latitude Advanced Port Replicator der D/Port-Familie bzw. Erweiterungsstation der D/Dock-Familie

Modem: RJ-11-Anschluss

Ethernet LAN: RJ-45-Anschluss

S-Video-Ausgang

Köpfhörer-/Lautsprecherausgang

Mikrofoneingang, Infrarot-Anschluss



Modular Bay
Integrierter Schacht für CD-ROM-Laufwerk, DVD-ROM-Laufwerk, DVD/CD-RW-Kombinationslaufwerk, DVD+/-RWUSB-Diskettenlaufwerk optional erhältlich



Sicherheit
Integriertes SmartCard-Lesegerät (Standard)

Lesegerät-Zertifizierung: WHQL-zertifiziert für Microsoft WHQL PC/SC, EMVCo Stufe 1, EMVCc 2004 und FIPS201

Unterstützte Katen: ISO 7816 1/2/3/4- Mikroprozessorkarten (T=0, T=1). 3 V und 5 V, Java-Karten

Smart Card-Sicherheitssoftware (optional)
OtaniumSuiteTM Pro
OtaniumSuiteTM PKI
TPM 1.2-Sicherheitschip

Passwörter (Standard)
- Primärpasswort
- Administratorpasswort
- Festplattenpasswort



Umgebungsbedingungen
Temperatur
- Bei Betrieb: 0 °C bis 35 °C
- Bei Lagerung: -40 °C bis 65 °C

Maximale relative Luftfeuchtigkeit:
- Bei Betrieb: 10 - 90 % (nicht kondensierend)
- Bei Lagerung: 5 - 95 % (nicht kondensierend)

Maximale Vibration (bei Verwendung eines willkürlichen Spektrums zur Simulation der Benutzerumgebung):
- Bei Betrieb: 0,66 grms
- Bei Lagerung: 1,30 grms

Maximale Stoßeinwirkung (gemessen bei Festplatte mit geparktem Lese-/Schreibkopf und einem 2-ms Halbsinus-Stoß):
- Bei Betrieb: 142 G
- Bei Lagerung: 163 G

Höhe (maximal):
- Bei Betrieb: -15,2 bis 3.048 m
- Bei Lagerung: -15,2 bis 10.668 m



Konformitätserklärungen
Energy Star-kompatibel

The 4Gb on the M90 is hideously expensive!

Something like +6500 Euro for increasing from 1Gb -> 4Gb. See www.dell.fr

Edit: 6500 not 7700

Probably they don't have 2G DIMMs at the moment, or have a very limited amount of them. Maybe it's targeted at high-level executives who don't care about such amounts of money - just an occasion for Dell to make a few bucks from latest-and-greatest lovers.

Sorry posted wrong link

http://configure.us.dell.com/dellsto...c=m90rec&s=bsd

So since the M90 has a dual core processor and same fancy schmancy graphics powerhouse a dual core xps might not be far behind.

April 14...

http://www.notebookforums.com/showthread.php?t=142470

i'd bet the new XPS will be the same build as the m90. Any benchmarks on the quadro yet?

Agree

Yep. Put the M90 in the XPS lighted, flashy case and you have the new XPS.

Good, amazingly powerful and only $3500ish for a 2GB RAM Quadro 2500M 512MB config. That is really cheap for a precision workstation product.

Bad, looks to only have an express card slot (grrr I want my Audigy2 ZS), and for some reason the specs offer modem = none or permantly disabled!? WTH. I rarely use a modem, but when I need one, I really need one, and using my cell phone as an analog modem is a pain.

Also, no mention of an internal G3 wireless internet card for the M90.

Ordered my M90 this morning. Loaded to the gills, with the exception of RAM(which I always get from a third-party source, for obvious reasons). Came to $3300 even after instant $300 discount, before tax/shipping. Unfortunately, the projected ship date I got from the order confirmation is May 8th -- let's hope they find a way to get it out the door faster than that.

My last Precision machine was the M50, and I loved it. Currently using an XPS G2, and looking forward to toting something that looks a little more professional. =)

give us some benchmarks on that 512 card when u get it !

The small text above that option says that it comes with a modem, and this is just an option to chose to permanently disable it, or leave it be (none). It's worded weird, but there is a modem if you don't select the diable option.

The M90 seems to serve everything I have been looking for. Ive been waiting since september to order a laptop and think this may be the one. I will only be using it for my clothing designs within photoshop and online games, watching and burning dvds, music.
Would it be overkill to own this machine when I wouldnt even use it for 3D rendering? Not sure I can wait for the new xps, my work needs a lappy yesterday.

http://www.cooltechzone.com/Reviews/..._200601302176/

I think it would be a good purchase, but you should not be too excited about the graphics performance. The quadro can play games, but not as good as a geforce 6800, 7800 or 7900. See the link I posted above.

thats a totally different card, based on the geforce FX I believe.
I think this latest is similair to the 7900.

http://www.nvidia.com/object/IO_11761.html Compare the performnace, double in the case of texels.