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CustomPCReview reports the Precision M3800 was 'officially launched' at $1,799, describing it as 'the thinnest and lightest 15-inch true mobile workstation,' consistent with the pin's stored November 13-14, 2013 launch date.
Microsoft's own Windows Experience blog confirms Dell's October 22, 2013 announcement of the Precision M3800, stating it 'will be available worldwide on November 14' - matching the pin's stored November 13-14, 2013 launch window.
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The main consumer-priced rival; lighter and with longer battery life, but without the M3800's ISV certification.
Source15-inch ISV-certified mobile workstation listed in the M3800's weight and power class (6.2 lb).
SourceLenovo's 15-inch mobile workstation, named by Engadget as another candidate in the M3800's class.
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