Acer AOD250-1185 LU.S680B.218 specs.
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Operating System ACER AOD250-1185 LU.S680B.218
Operating system installed:
Windows XP Home Edition
Processor ACER AOD250-1185 LU.S680B.218
Processor family:
Intel Pentium Mobile
Processor series:
Intel Atom N200 series
Processor socket:
Socket F (1207)
Processor model:
N270
Processor cores:
1
Processor threads:
2
Processor frequency:
1.6 GHz
Processor front side bus:
533 MHz
Processor operating modes:
32-bit
Processor cache:
0.512 MB
Processor cache type:
L2
Processing Die size:
26 mm?
Memory ACER AOD250-1185 LU.S680B.218
Internal memory:
1 GB
Internal memory type:
DDR2-SDRAM
Memory clock speed:
533 MHz
Hard Drive & Optical Drive ACER AOD250-1185 LU.S680B.218
HDD capacity:
160 GB
HDD speed:
5400 RPM
Card reader integrated:
Yes
Compatible memory cards:
MMC,MS PRO,SD,xD
Display & Graphics ACER AOD250-1185 LU.S680B.218
Display type:
TFT
Display diagonal:
10.1"
Display resolution:
1024 x 600 pixels
Aspect ratio:
5/3
Graphics adapter:
GMA 950
Interfaces ACER AOD250-1185 LU.S680B.218
Charging port type:
DC-in jack
Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports:
1
Headphone outputs:
1
Total Number USB 2.0 ports:
3
VGA (D-Sub) ports:
1
Input Devices ACER AOD250-1185 LU.S680B.218
Keyboard number of keys:
84
Audio ACER AOD250-1185 LU.S680B.218
Microphone:
Yes
Number of speakers:
2
Battery ACER AOD250-1185 LU.S680B.218
Battery capacity:
4400 mAh
Battery life (max):
6 h
Battery technology:
Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion)
Number of battery cells:
6
Power ACER AOD250-1185 LU.S680B.218
AC adapter power:
30 W
Physical Characteristics ACER AOD250-1185 LU.S680B.218
Product type:
Netbook
Product colour:
Blue
Depth:
180 mm
Height:
25.4 mm
Width:
258.5 mm
Weight:
1.27 kg
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