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Operating System ASUS P756UA-TY538R
Operating system installed:
Windows 10 Pro
Processor ASUS P756UA-TY538R
Processor family:
7th gen Intel Core i5
Processor model:
i5-7200U
Processor cores:
2
Processor frequency:
2.5 GHz
Processor boost frequency:
3.1 GHz
Processor cache:
3 MB
Processor cache type:
Smart Cache
Memory ASUS P756UA-TY538R
Internal memory:
4 GB
Maximum internal memory:
16 GB
Internal memory type:
DDR3L-SDRAM
Hard Drive & Optical Drive ASUS P756UA-TY538R
HDD capacity:
1000 GB
Storage media:
HDD
Number of HDD installed:
1
Total HDD capacity:
1000 GB
Total storage capacity:
1000 GB
Card reader integrated:
Yes
Compatible memory cards:
MMC,SD
Display & Graphics ASUS P756UA-TY538R
HD type:
HD
Display diagonal:
17.3"
Display resolution:
1600 x 900 pixels
Aspect ratio:
16/9
LED backlight:
Yes
Touchscreen:
No
Graphics adapter model:
Intel HD Graphics 620
Graphics adapter:
Yes
Built-in Devices ASUS P756UA-TY538R
Front camera:
Yes
Interfaces ASUS P756UA-TY538R
Combo headphone/mic port:
Yes
Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports:
1
HDMI ports:
1
Total Number USB 2.0 ports:
2
Total Number USB 3.0 (3.1 Gen 1) Type-A ports:
1
Total Number USB 3.0 (3.1 Gen 1) Type-C ports:
1
VGA (D-Sub) ports:
1
Input Devices ASUS P756UA-TY538R
Pointing device:
Touchpad
Audio ASUS P756UA-TY538R
Audio system:
SonicMaster
Microphone:
Yes
Battery ASUS P756UA-TY538R
Number of battery cells:
2
Power ASUS P756UA-TY538R
AC adapter output current:
2.37 A
AC adapter output voltage:
19 V
AC adapter power:
45 W
Physical Characteristics ASUS P756UA-TY538R
Product type:
Notebook
Product colour:
Brown
Depth:
273 mm
Height:
30 mm
Width:
415 mm
Weight:
2.7 kg
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