Dell Precision M6300 Touchpad Driver driver -

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Highlights: * 64-bit Intel Core 2 Duo and Intel Core 2 Duo Extreme Edition Processors and up to 4GB1 of dual-channel2 memory with 36-bit addressing, is the latest in performance notebook architecture. * Windows XP or Windows Vista operating system, which features 64-bit support, delivers premium performance for demanding digital media. * Discrete NVIDIA graphics card with up to 512MB of graphics memory, provides advanced graphic performance and the ability to create rich digital media, viewable on an expansive 17" optional TrueLife display. * Performance Hard Drive options include solid state & encrypted hard drives; offering improved durability, faster boot times and peace-of-mind security. * Energy Efficient design meets or exceeds the internationally recognized Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Energy Star standards.
Operating system:
Windows XP

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