Dell Precision M4800 I5-4330m 2.5ghz لأول مرة في مصر اقوي لابتوب ديل ورك استيشن بسعر مغري لابتوب بشاشة fhd

Pros: Very fast, huge memory, seriously hard wearing for the traveler. Refurbishment was to very high standard, extremely clean, case and keyboard are excellent, battery is rock solid Has the smaller 180W powersupply (rather than the almost literal housebrick that older models had.) Runs Ubuntu Linux 16.04 or 18.04 out of the box with only one caveat (see “cons”) Cons: This is a very substantial laptop–perhaps 6 lbs, not including the power supply, It’s also thick by modern standards, a little over an inch, I guess. I bought it in part *because* of this, but don’t overlook this fact–If you want a lightweight look elsewhere. The point is, it’s built to military specifications, and I believe you really could drive a tank over it. Obviously, that’s only a “con” if you weren’t expecting it, or didn’t want something robust. I travel perhaps 100,000 air miles each year, and need something that can withstand the abuse it gets. For me, therefore, this is a good thing 🙂 If you choose to install Linux on it, know that the wifi is a Broadcomm device, and you’ll need a different network connection during the installation to get the broadcomm driver. However, once that driver is installed, everything works 100%. Overall Review: I definitely recommend this to anyone needing high compute performance in a robust but affordable frame. It has lots of video output (I also like to use several external monitors when I’m at home). Has VGA, HDMI and DP and you can drive them all at once either mirrored or as a four screen desktop with the internal full-HD screen (at least from Linux, I assume windows can do the same). Battery life on Linux is around 1.5 hours with the screen on max brightness with max performance configuration. If you turn the brightness down and enable power saving mode, you’ll likely near double that. Might well be longer on Windows (it comes with 64 bit windows 10, I just don’t use it that way). The battery is user-removable (simple slide latch) so you can get a spare from Dell, and swap them in seconds if you are a power hog. Personally, I’m never that far from power, even on an aeroplane, so 90 minutes is more than enough for me–I never even turn the screen brightness down. To the “would you buy it again” well, yes, this is my second of these machines (actually, this was a slight upgrade, I had a 16GB ram M4700 before, but for my purposes of power, capacity, robustness, and screens, running Linux, these absolutely rock). To the vendor: we had a little hiccough with my delivery, and it’s true to say that you really find out what a vendor’s quality and attitude is when a mistake is made. These guys were on it and resolved the problem promptly, efficiently, and in the way that was most convenient to me. I highly recommend the vendor too! Thanks for your help Caesar, you were great!