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In the video, Andrew provides an in-depth review of the Dell Precision 7670 mobile workstation, emphasizing its suitability for mobile professionals engaged in high-end video editing, CAD work, and 3D rendering. He outlines the two available models: a max performance model and a thinner variant, both equipped with innovative CAMM memory technology. Key specifications include Intel Core i7 and i9 processors, 16-inch UHD+ OLED displays, robust GPU options such as the RTX A2000, and a variety of ports. Both models feature excellent build quality, responsive keyboards with numpads, advanced security features like face recognition and fingerprint scanners, and multiple connectivity options including Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2. The performance model boasts a 93-watt-hour battery offering 8 hours and 35 minutes of use, while the thin model has an 83-watt-hour battery lasting 7 hours and 39 minutes. Despite generating significant heat in performance mode, the workstations exhibit impressive gaming capabilities and efficient cooling. The main drawbacks are the high cost and heavier weight compared to consumer laptops. Overall, Andrew commends Dell’s forward-thinking adoption of CAMM memory and the workstation’s premium build, concluding with positive feedback on its potential for professional and enterprise users.
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In this part of the video, the presenter, Andrew, introduces the Dell Precision 7670 mobile workstation. He explains that Dell has provided two versions: a max performance model and a thin model. Both models feature new CAM memory technology, which may replace the traditional SODIMM slots used for the past 25-30 years. Andrew emphasizes that he is not sponsored by Dell and that his opinions are his own. He begins the unboxing process by showcasing the power adapter and the all-metal design of the workstation, expressing approval for its style and build.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the differences between two power chargers, noting that one is 180 watts with a barrel pin connection. They unbox a laptop featuring an Intel Core i7 processor, highlighting its premium build, excellent keyboard with a numpad, NFC capability, and a 4K Plus (3840×2400) UHD display with a 180-degree hinge. They then compare it to a more powerful Core i9 model, pointing out that both laptops have 16-inch UHD Plus OLED displays and a switch to turn off the webcam for privacy. The presenter emphasizes the physical differences, noting the Core i9 model is slightly thicker to accommodate better thermal performance. Port selections on both models are detailed, including power buttons, LAN ports, HDMI ports, USB-A, two USB-C Thunderbolt 4 ports, smart card readers on the left, and full-size SD card readers on the right.
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In this segment, the video discusses the features and specifications of a particular unit, highlighting its port selection, including a 3.5mm microphone/headphone combo jack, a USB-C port (not Thunderbolt), and a USB-A port. The unit demonstrates excellent port variety. Key actions include removing six captive screws to access internal components and comparing the “thin” and “performance” models. The performance model offers a 93-watt-hour battery for better battery life compared to the thin model’s 83-watt-hour battery. The segment also mentions upgradable CAM memory, two m.2 SSD slots in RAID 0, and fast read/write speeds. It covers wireless features like Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, and an optional 5G slot, noting that the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card is non-upgradable. The standout feature is the 16-inch AMOLED display with a UHD+ resolution, excellent brightness, vibrant colors, deep blacks, and HDR support, shared by both models.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses features and performance of a high-end laptop designed for mobile professionals. Key points include the presence of a touch display and a single 60Hz refresh rate option, which is sufficient for high-end video and graphics work. Both models feature a 1080p full HD IR webcam with face recognition, a fingerprint scanner integrated into the power button, and a physical shutter switch for privacy. The laptops, equipped with either a Core i7 or Core i9 processor, are compared in terms of performance, particularly highlighting their capability in high-end video editing, CAD work, and 3D rendering. Additionally, the gaming performance is impressive, especially on models with the RTX A2000 GPU. The devices show relatively cool surface temperatures with minor hot spots.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the performance and battery life of two models of the Dell Precision 7670 mobile workstations. Under performance mode, the device generates significant heat and fan noise, which is expected. The performance model features a 93 watt-hour battery, while the thin model has an 83 watt-hour battery, resulting in 8 hours and 35 minutes, and 7 hours and 39 minutes of battery life respectively during continuous web surfing tests. Both models support fast charging and can be opened with one finger, featuring a 180-degree hinge.
The keyboards on both models are identical, backlit, and include a numpad, although this results in the touchpad being slightly off-center. The keyboard is tactile and responsive, and the touchpad is praised for its responsiveness. The audio quality is also highlighted as being quite good, with downward-facing speakers providing good volume, mids, and bass.
The video wraps up with positive remarks about Dell’s adoption of CAMM memory in these workstations, noting it as a forward-looking upgrade while still offering traditional SODIMM options.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses a highly powerful mobile workstation with notable features such as a robust processor, powerful GPUs, and a stunning 4K touch display. It is slightly thinner and lighter compared to the performance model, which has a larger battery providing an extra hour of use. The all-metal build with a graphite finish is highlighted as being ideal for professional and enterprise users. Despite its high performance and premium quality, the primary drawbacks mentioned are its high price and heavier weight compared to consumer laptops. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to like, subscribe, comment, and follow on various social media platforms.