Review: Dell's Ubuntu-powered M3800 Mobile Workstation is a desktop destroyer
Dell has offered a Linux (Ubuntu) option on some laptops (and servers) for a few years now. Considering my general love for all things Linux, combined with my (often) overpowering desire to play with new hardware, it's rather odd that I've never gotten my hands on a Linux-powered Dell laptop.
That rather egregious offense has now been remedied.
Right in front of me sits the Dell M3800 Mobile Workstation – a 15.6-inch laptop that doubles as a Linux-powered desktop replacement.
No. "Desktop Replacement" doesn't really do this rig justice. This beast of a machine is a desktop destroyer.
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