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Dell Systems Developed by and for Developers
- macco 10y agoI think it's very great, that Linux users get high-quality systems. This could be a solution for all the new MBP haters.
- brudgers 10y agoBattery life on the Precisions tends to be pretty weak and weight and bulk high. These will tend to work against or rule out a number of use cases. On the other hand, raw compute is substantially greater and that's a benefit of the tradeoffs.
- throwaway_374 10y agoSorry, I had a horrible experience with my i7 7537 http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Dell-Inspiron-15-7537-Notebook.104976.0.html http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Dell-Inspiron-15-7537-No... I stupidly fell for the sleek aluminium looks but the driver issues have been a nightmare since. Build quality is also terrible. My touchscreen is half fallen off as I write this and it's only 2 years old. I will never buy Dell again.
- macco 10y agoThat's too bad. My m6800 is working great for years now and I used a smaller one at work for 2 years, without issues.
- brudgers 10y agoThe Inspirion line is not equivalent to Dell's Precision workstation line. One difference is the warranty (US). Precisions come with three year next-business-day onsite warranties standard (and are upgradable from there with more years and better response). Other differences include the availability of Xeon CPU's, ECC RAM, system certification, and 'professional' GPU's.