It seems they ship with an M.2 SSD. It's not clear to me whether a bay for a 2.5" hard disk is also available. Does anyone know?
New Latitude 5470
I took a look at these new models and it appears that you have a couple of different configuration options:
i5 + dedicated graphics + M.2 SSD
i5 / i7 + integrated graphics + 2.5" HDD / M.2 SSD
I like the fact that we can get a nice beefy quad core without dedicated graphics, still supporting the edock. This should be a great Linux machine. The bigger brother of this model, the E5570, also has an optional Thunderbolt 3 port and larger battery available. Also, the FHD displays should be wide viewing angle (IPS), according to the service manual, even though the configurator does not mention it.
I took a look at these new models and it appears that you have a couple of different configuration options:
i5 + dedicated graphics + M.2 SSD
i5 / i7 + integrated graphics + 2.5" HDD / M.2 SSD
I like the fact that we can get a nice beefy quad core without dedicated graphics, still supporting the edock. This should be a great Linux machine. The bigger brother of this model, the E5570, also has an optional Thunderbolt 3 port and larger battery available. Also, the FHD displays should be wide viewing angle (IPS), according to the service manual, even though the configurator does not mention it.
I took a look at these new models and it appears that you have a couple of different configuration options:
i5 + dedicated graphics + M.2 SSD
i5 / i7 + integrated graphics + 2.5" HDD / M.2 SSD
I like the fact that we can get a nice beefy quad core without dedicated graphics, still supporting the edock. This should be a great Linux machine. The bigger brother of this model, the E5570, also has an optional Thunderbolt 3 port and larger battery available. Also, the FHD displays should be wide viewing angle (IPS), according to the service manual, even though the configurator does not mention it.