Sharp PC AX20 – PIII 600 MHz – 12.1in TFT Notebook
Posted on October 31, 2007
As the name indicates, Sharp Company produces only products which are sharp in performance. Now it has introduced Sharp PC AX20 – PIII 600 MHz – 12.1in
TFT Notebook which is slim and sleek in design. This Sharp laptop has uniquely configured with Pentium III 600 MHz, 64 MB installed memory, TFT technology, Windows 98 OS, 100 MHz bus speed, 256 KB installed cache memory and 24 bit colour support.
Configuration
• Pentium III Intel processor is embedded to get the maximum processing speed up to 600 MHz.
• 64 MB installed memory is used with SDRAM technology.
• The data transmission speed of the mother board is 100 MHz.
• The manufacturer has allotted up to 256 KB for cache memory.
• The highest storage capacity of the hard drive is 12 GB.
• Reading speed of CD-ROM is 24x
• Floppy drive is also embedded with Sharp PC AX20 – PIII Notebook in which you can use floppy to get memory space up to 1.44 MB.
• 4 MB is separately allotted for storing videos.
Display
• Sharp PC AX20 – PIII 600 MHz – 12.1in TFT Notebook has featured with a screen which is 12.1 inches in size. The screen has equipped with TFT active matrix technology to offer colour support up to 24 bit.
• The maximum ability to produce pixels on the horizontal side of the screen is 1024 and the vertical side of the screen is 768.
Audio
• A sound card is installed with the unit.
Dimensions
• 268.2 cm width
• 223.2 cm depth
• 2.8 cm height
• 1.6 kilo gram weight
Others
• Lithium Ion technology is used to get the maximum run time of 1.4 hours.
• PC platform can be adopted by the device.
• Two essential input devices of the unit are keyboard and touch pad.
• Make use of an integrated network card.
• Two kind of data link protocols are used namely Ethernet and fast Ethernet.
• Two distinct analogue modulation protocols are ITU V.90 and K56 Flex.
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