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    The Sysadmin / CTO machine - A Surface + Cloud to rule them all?

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    • gjacobseG
      gjacobse @Dashrender
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      @Dashrender said in The Sysadmin / CTO machine - A Surface + Cloud to rule them all?:

      @gjacobse said in The Sysadmin / CTO machine - A Surface + Cloud to rule them all?:

      First thing maybe is the battery life - I am pretty sure I was pushing 6-8 hours on the ACER,.. but last night this Dell was showing 2-3 hours on battery..

      faster processor now? more RAM? lower capacity battery in the Dell?

      All good questions... and I'll have to compare them.

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        Francesco Provino
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        The last question for you all… I'm going to get a Dell XPS 9360, but I cannot decide between regolar FHQ and touch QHD screen…

        FHD

        • more battery life
        • more compatibility with standard Linux GUI
        • little cheaper, little lighter

        QHD

        • more brightness
        • a lot more pixel
        • touch capability
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          dafyre @Francesco Provino
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          @Francesco-Provino said in The Sysadmin / CTO machine - A Surface + Cloud to rule them all?:

          The last question for you all… I'm going to get a Dell XPS 9360, but I cannot decide between regolar FHQ and touch QHD screen…

          FHD

          • more battery life
          • more compatibility with standard Linux GUI
          • little cheaper, little lighter

          QHD

          • more brightness
          • a lot more pixel
          • touch capability

          Are you going for mobility or what?

          Unless you REALLY plan on using the touch screen a lot... I'd go for battery life.

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          • DashrenderD
            Dashrender
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            I consider those things really a personal preference.

            I'm not sure what makes a lower resolution display more compatibility with standard Linux GUI it's just a resolution. I suppose you could mean - it has the same scaling problem that Microsoft Windows has with high resolution screens (they are a bit better, but really only a bit).

            You've nailed it with the list of differences, you have to decide for yourself what is important, that's not something can decide for you.

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