Sentences with phrase «thinkpad p50»

It also unwrapped two more workstation options, the ThinkStation P310 desktop and ThinkPad P50 mobile workstations.

There are two models in the P Series — a smaller 15.6 - inch ThinkPad P50 and a 17.3 - inch ThinkPad P70, and both models will be available in the last quarter of this year.

The HP ZBook Studio G3 laptop was announced back in November 2015 and competes with Dell's Precision 15 5000 and Lenovo's ThinkPad P50 series in terms of performance, features, and also mobility.

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Does the Dell Precision 15 3510 beat the Lenovo ThinkPad P50?

The Lenovo ThinkPad P50, for contrast, gave us just three hours and ten minutes during that same test.

With 73 percent of the AdobeRGB standard, the Precision 3510 falls well short of the Thinkpad P50, which offers 96 percent of that same standard.

But the Precision 3510 compares well to business - class competitors like the Lenovo ThinkPad P50, which reached a 700:1 ranking.

The ThinkPad P50 comes with a standard one - year warranty, with longer warranties available if you want to spend more.

The ThinkPad P50 starts out big thanks to its 15 - inch display, and its thick bezels result in a body that's larger overall than most other laptops in its category.

This is about what you should expect from such a powerful configuration, and closely matches other Core i7 laptops like the Dell XPS 15 and the ThinkPad P50.

While most contemporary laptop designs are obsessed with shedding pounds and inches, business - grade laptops like the Lenovo ThinkPad P50 ignore the zeitgeist and focus on power and ports instead.

The Lenovo ThinkPad P50 can be used in any environment, even outdoors in full sun, though you may have to squint.

While that system is well over a decade old, and the brand has passed from IBM to Lenovo, it's easy to see the lineage between that ancient rig and the new ThinkPad P50.

This result falls well short of the Dell XPS 15 and Lenovo Thinkpad P50, however, both of which sport more powerful graphics cards.

We saw a 7 - Zip compression benchmark combined score of 19,444, which beats both the Lenovo ThinkPad P50 and the Dell XPS 15.

It's no shock that the ThinkPad P50 has trouble in battery tests, given its high - resolution display and extremely powerful hardware.

That's faster than the Lenovo ThinkPad P50 (457.1 MBps) and the Dell Precision 5520 (462.7 MBps), but again falls slightly behind the ZBook Studio G4 (565.4 MBps).

That's good, putting it ahead of the Lenovo ThinkPad P50 (276 nits) and right alongside the similarly equipped HP ZBook Studio G4 (301 nits) and the Dell Precision 5520 (335 nit).

The ThinkPad P50 scored a strong 13,378 on Geekbench 3, a synthetic benchmark that measures overall performance.

The Apple MacBook Pro (126 percent, 0.2 Delta E) doesn't have quite the full range of color, and the Lenovo ThinkPad P50 (183 percent, 3.6 Delta E) can't match the ZBook's accuracy.

The 5.8 - pound, 1.16 - inch - thick ThinkPad P50 is just compact enough to be squeezed into a typical laptop bag or be carried around the office, and is much lighter than Lenovo's 17 - inch, 7.6 - pound ThinkPad P70.

With its Nvidia Quadro M2000M GPU, the ThinkPad P50 has enough graphics prowess to run serious CAD software or do high - end video editing.

While we wouldn't expect all - day battery life from a workstation, that's still far shorter than the Dell Precision 5520 (11:57), the Apple MacBook Pro (10:59) or even the Lenovo ThinkPad P50 (8:25).

That tied the HP ZBook Studio G4 and edged out the Dell Precision 5520 (3:08) and the Lenovo ThinkPad P50 (3:23).

Unlike most other mobile workstations, the ThinkPad P50 can last a full day on a charge.

The ZBook blew past other workstations with ease, like the Dell Precision 5520 (143,124), the HP ZBook Studio G4 (145,911) and the Lenovo ThinkPad P50 (120,890).

With its optional Intel Xeon CPU and Nvidia Quadro graphics, Lenovo's 15.6 - inch ThinkPad P50 is powerful enough to run cycle - sucking programs with ease but portable enough to take on the road.

The 512 GB M. 2 PCIe SSD in the Precision 5520 duplicated 4.97 GB of multimedia files in 11 seconds for a speed of 462.7 MBps, which edges out the 512 GB PCIe SSD in the ThinkPad P50 (457.1 MBps) and obliterates the 175.9 MBps average.

The Precision 3320's panel measured a measly 216 nits of brightness, which is way darker than the 291 - nit desktop - replacement category average as well as the screens on the Precision 5520, ThinkPad P50 and ZBook Studio.

This workstation emits up to 335 nits (a measurement of brightness), which is higher than the 241 - nit ZBook Studio G3 and the 276 - nit ThinkPad P50, as well as the 268 - nit category average.

That's higher than the marks from the NVIDIA Quadro M1000M - based ZBook Studio G3 (117,745), the Nvidia Quadro M2000M - based ThinkPad P50 (120,890) and the 86,276 average for mainstream notebooks.

The Lenovo ThinkPad P50 is a heavier 5.8 pounds, measuring 14.9 x 9.9 x 1.2 inches, while the HP ZBook Studio G3 is a slighter 4.6 pounds, measuring 14.8 x 10 x 0.7 inches.

The Precision paired 20,000 names and addresses in our OpenOffice spreadsheet macro in 3 minutes and 23 seconds, tying both the ThinkPad P50 and the ZBook Studio, and beating the 3:29 average.

The category average (1.56) and the Precision 5520's score (1.5) are better, but the ThinkPad P50 and ZBook Studio were even less accurate.

The Precision 5520 fared even better, lasting for 11 hours and 57 minutes, while the ThinkPad P50 endured for 8:25 and the ZBook Studio G3 tapped out after 5:08.

That score beats those from the ZBook Studio G3 (2.4), the ThinkPad P50 (3.6), as well as the average (2.56).

The ThinkPad P50 has a better keyboard, but uses a last - gen processor and has 3 hours less battery life.

That's better than the mainstream - notebook average (94 percent), but the 4K panels on the ZBook Studio G3 (169 percent) and the ThinkPad P50 (183 percent) offer more color.

That speed is faster than the average (522.8 MBps) as well as the showings by the Precision 5520, ZBook Studio and ThinkPad P50.

The Precision did beat the ZBook Studio (Intel Xeon E3 - 1505M, 14,276) and the ThinkPad P50 (Intel Xeon E3 - 1505M, 13,378), though.

The ZBook Studio G3 and the ThinkPad P50 both also passed MIL - SPEC testing.

Lenovo ThinkPad P50 (starting at $ 1,385.10) is also a better, but more expensive choice, as it offers a best - in - class keyboard and pointing stick.

It easily beat the ZBook Studio G3 (5:08), the ThinkPad P50 (8:25) and the mainstream average (6:54).

The speedy CPU enabled Dell's laptop to earn a fantastic score of 15,437 on the Geekbench 3, which eclipses the scores from the v5 Xeon E3 - 1505M - powered ZBook Studio G3 (14,276), the ThinkPad P50 (13,378) and the average for mainstream notebooks (8,351).

Its 3DMark Fire Strike score was 3,091, which is lower than showings by the ThinkPad P50 and ZBook Studio, as well as the average (9,541, again, with uberpowerful gaming GPUs).

And it scored an equally impressive 1,679 MB / s on the write test, which is closer to the ThinkPad P50 but still significantly faster.

Other mobile workstations are out there, including the ThinkPad P50 that we've referenced in our performance sections.

Lenovo's ThinkPad P50 mobile workstation, for example, provides 96 percent of the AdobeRGB gamut and 100 percent of sRGB in the 4K display we tested.