Product Spotlight: Dell Precision M6400 Mobile Workstation
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Dell Precision M6400 Power Brick
The Precision packs quite a bit of horsepower, but the corresponding power brick is big. While Dell’s designers created an adapter that’s still computer bag-friendly (its large width enables a thinner brick), the power block itself possesses a larger footprint than most.
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Alloy Shell
Dell Precisions are manufactured from a magnesium alloy. Think aluminum with personality.
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Precision M6400 Left Side View
The Precision’s left side sports audio jacks, an integrated media card slot, two USB ports and more.
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Precision M6400 Front View
The Dell Precision M6400 is a laptop reminiscent of Apple’s G4 PowerBook. The machine’s industrial design boasts clean, sleek lines.
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Precision M6400 Right Side View
On the Precision’s right side users will find two additional USB ports, a VGA out, the unit’s integrated RJ-45 Ethernet port and more.
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Pointer Options
The Precision M6400 includes two pointers (a standard track pad and a stylus pointer, with additional pointer buttons located directly beneath the space bar).
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Full Keypad Standard
The 17″ Precision M6400 includes a full numeric keypad.
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Dell Precision M6400 Badge
Here’s a look at the Dell Precision M6400 name badge, located at the bottom left of the unit’s 17″ display.
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