Discontinued Dell Precision Laptop Models
| Model | Released | Form factor | Weight | CPU | CPU Socket | Chipset | Memory Type | Max. Memory | Graphics | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Precision M6500 | Dec 2009 | 17" | 3.81 kg | Clarksfield | Intel PM55 | DDR3 1066/1333/1600 MHz | 32 GB | ATI FirePro M7740 1GB; nVidia Quadro FX2800M / FX3800M 1GB | First Precision to support 64Bit LINUX; Only two memory connectors with Intel Core i5-520M/540M or Intel Core i7-620M; DDR3 1600 MHz memory configurations are limited to 8 GB; 2 HDD bays;Optional RAID0 or RAID1; Free Fall Sensor HD >= 500GB; FIPS encrypted FFS HD >= 250GB; Supports 2 SSHDs >= 256GB; 64GB SSD Mini-Card; 3 USB ports supporting v3.0; 1394 FireWire; eSATA; 3.5" MIC & Ear; Slim tray-load CD/DVD or OEM BR supported; 8-in-1 card reader mini SSD card; Smartcard reader; Cardbus PC Card & Express Card 54/34; Wireless slide power switch; Broadcom NetXtreme 57XX GB 10/100/1000; Display port ; Wireless BT 2.1 & UWB & NG Broadband, w/GPS; Intel Wireless 6300 802.11a/g/n 3X3 Micro Express Mini card; Dell Wireless 5620 HSPA WWAN; Back-lit keyboard; Optional 3.2MP cam; 5 types of optional security features; Optional port replicators, stands; 210W AC adapter; 9-cell extended life battery. An excellent feature when fast booting with "Dell Reader" - "A DOS like environment using limited battery power" enables network and low graphics, primarily for reviewing email or other documents quickly. A great upgrade to the M6400 and closely benchmarks to the M6600. | |
| Precision M6400 | Sept 2008 | 17" | 3.87 kg (8.54 lbs) | Penryn | Socket 478 | Intel Q43 | DDR2 PC6400 800 MHz & DDR3 1066 | 16GB | nVidia Quadro FX 2700M, 512MB Discrete / Quadro FX 3700M 1GB | Covet Edition variant available |
| Precision M6300 | Aug 2007 | 17" | 3.8 kg (8.5 lbs) |
Merom Merom XE Penryn Penryn XE |
Socket 478 | Intel 965PM Express | DDR2-667 | 8GB | nVidia Quadro FX 1600M 256 MB nVidia Quadro FX 3600M 512 MB |
Shares the same design as the Precision M90 |
| Precision M4500 | May 2010 | 15.6" | 2.73 kg (6.1 lbs) | Clarksfield | Intel QM57 | DDR3 1066/1333 MHz |
16 GB | nVidia Quadro FX 880M / 1800M 1GB | 1800M uses DDR3 memory instead of DDR5 memory which reduces performance in exchange for power savings. | |
| Precision M4400 | Jan 2009 | 15.4" | 2.69 kg (5.92 lbs) | Penryn | Socket 478 | Intel PM45 | DDR2 800 MHz | 8 GB | nVidia Quadro FX 770M 512MB nVidia Quadro 1700M 512MB |
Same hardware as Latitude E6500 |
| Precision M4300 | 2007 | 15.4" | 6.2 lbs | Merom | Socket 478 | Intel PM965 | DDR2 PC5300 667 MHz | 8GB | Quadro FX 360M 256MB | Based on Latitude D830 |
| Precision M2400 | 2009 | 14.1" | 2.4 kg | Penryn | Intel PM45 | DDR2 800 MHz | 8 GB | nVidia Quadro FX 370M | Based on Latitude E6400 | |
| Precision M2300 | 2007 | 14.1" | 2.4 kg | Merom | Socket 478 | Intel PM965 | DDR2 PC6400 800 MHz | 4GB | nVidia Quadro FX 360M | Based on latitude D630 |
| Precision M90 | 2006 | 17" | 3.9 kg | Merom | Socket 478 | Intel 945PM Express | DDR2-533 / DDR2-667 | 4GB | quadro fx 3500m / 2500m / 1500m | Based on Inspiron E1705/9400 |
| Precision M65 | 2006 | 15.4" | Merom | Socket 478 | Intel 945 | DDR2 | 4GB | Quadro FX350 | Same hardware as Latitude D820 | |
| Precision M70 | 2004 | 15.4" | 3.035 kg (6.69 lbs) | Dothan | Socket 478 | Intel 915PM Express | DDR2-400 / DDR2-533 | 2GB | Quadro FX Go1400 | Same hardware as Latitude D810 |
| Precision M20 | 2004 | 14.1 | Dothan | Socket 478 | Intel 915PM | DDR2-400/533 | 2GB | ATI FireGL V3100 | Same hardware as Latitude D610 | |
| Precision M60 | 2003 | 15.4" | 3.1 kg | Banias | Socket 479 | Intel 855PM | DDR | 2GB | Quadro FX Go700 | Same hardware as Latitude D800 |
| Precision M50 | 2002 | 15.0" | 3.42 kg (7.53 lb) | Northwood | Socket 478 | Intel 845MP | PC2100 DDR | 1GB | Quadro, GeForceGo | Same hardware as Inspiron 8200 |
| Precision M40 | 2001 | 15.0 | Tualatin | Onboard (Pentium 3) |
Intel 815 | PC133 | 512 MB | Quadro | Same hardware as Latitude C810 |
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