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If the old adage 'size matters' holds any merit, Dell has nothing to worry about. The OEM's 17-inch Precision mobile workstation promises a no compromise approach, and at least on paper, that's exactly what users will get.
The 16GB of memory will be the first thing to jump out when glossing over the system specs, which will come as a boon to anyone into heavy content creation. Dell also says its new mobile line will be able to accommodate up to two 30-inch displays, and a jog wheel gives the Precision a unique twist in the notebook market.
Dell says the new Precision mobile workstations will be available soon, but hasn't committed to a specific release date or official pricing yet.
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Keith E. Whisman
September 22, 2008 at 4:55pm
Ever since Windows started using a swap file I've had a fantasy of having my entire hard drive contents load into speedy ram and have lots of ram left over for a swap file and programs. I imagined instantanious reactions to my commands and instant processing. Games that load in a second instead of a minute. The OS boot time of 2 seconds. With 16gigs of ram that is almost possible. With a Terabyte of ram it's downright demanded.
