Which is best for Q9100 cpu among M2400 & E6400

[ADJATAY]

I have two laptop choices for me to buy. The first one if Dell Precision M2400 Mobile Workstation and other one is Dell Latitude E6400. But my requirement is in Intel Core 2 Quad Mobile Processor Q9100 processor in this. I need proper technical details of this both system which can help me to decide for an upgrade while buying. I think both them are already equipped with Intel Core 2 Duo processors.

[PeterAGASSI]

Start with the M2400, which with a 14.1 has the characteristics of a computer for creating media. It runs with an Intel Core 2 Duo, NVIDIA Quadro FX 370M with 256 MB of dedicated memory and up to 8GB of RAM. You can choose this laptop with either a conventional hard drive 320GB or a 64GB SSD. Our M2400 also has an optical drive, a fingerprint reader, an ExpressCard slot and a memory card reader 5 in 1.The M4400 in turn has a 15.4 and superior technical capabilities. The customization option in the Dell site does not show a upgrade for Q9100 CPU.

[Baltazar]

Indeed, it offers in addition to its Intel Core 2 Duo graphics card NVIDIA Quadro FX 770M with 512 MB of dedicated memory, up to 8GB of RAM, a hard disk of your choice in classic 320GB or 64GB SSD in, Gigabit Ethernet LAN, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, optical readers, biometric and card 5 in 1. This notebook offers a choice of LED or CCFL backlight. At connection, it has Gigabit Ethernet LAN, Wi-Fi and optional Bluetooth. It will come with Windows Vista 32-bit or 64-bit.

[Sebastian.j]

The Dell Precision M2400 is available in basic configuration with an Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 (2.26 GHz), 1 GB DDR2 800 MHz Hard Disk SATA 80GB 5400-rpm A graphics card Quadro FX 370M 256MB dedicated one screen 14.1'WXGA anti-glare of a 1280 × 800, a microphone, a dual layer DVD burner, card reader 5 in 1, a security chip TPM 1.2 and connectors Wi-Fi b / g, Firewire, ExpressCard54, VGA, Headphone, Microphone, Gigabit Ethernet and USB 2.0 (x4 combo with 1 e-SATA).

[SecRecy]

Dell has renewed its professional range with the Latitude series E. he improvements are many compared to the previous generation including a completely new chassis announced as particularly rigid and functionality - often an option - who are upgrading from the competition. The Latitude E may well receive a screen with backlight LED with light sensor, a backlit keyboard, HSDPA modem, etc.

[MattyBoy]

The Latitude E6400 that I had seen is quipped with a Core 2 Duo P9500 (Penryn at 2.53 GHz with 1066 MHz FSB 6MB cache) and a Quadro NVS 160m 256MB (580 MHz for core and 16 stream processors at 1450 MHz), a fairly robust configuration for a 14 inch. Despite this power (albeit modest in 3D), the breakdown is triggered only very rarely in office. As any fan PWM, starting a regime requires a bit high but the speed drops very quickly.