Medion Akoya E10201 30030160 specs.
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Operating System MEDION AKOYA E10201 30030160
Operating system installed:
Windows 10 Pro Education
Operating system architecture:
64-bit
Processor MEDION AKOYA E10201 30030160
Processor manufacturer:
Intel
Processor family:
Intel Celeron N
Processor model:
N4100
Processor cores:
4
Processor frequency:
1.1 GHz
Processor cache:
4 MB
Memory MEDION AKOYA E10201 30030160
Internal memory:
4 GB
Internal memory type:
LPDDR4-SDRAM
Memory clock speed:
2600 MHz
Hard Drive & Optical Drive MEDION AKOYA E10201 30030160
Storage media:
eMMC
Total storage capacity:
64 GB
Optical drive type:
No
Card reader integrated:
Yes
Compatible memory cards:
MicroSD (TransFlash)
Flash memory:
64 GB
Display & Graphics MEDION AKOYA E10201 30030160
Panel type:
IPS
HD type:
HD
Display diagonal:
10.1"
Display resolution:
1366 x 768 pixels
LED backlight:
Yes
Touchscreen:
Yes
Graphics adapter model:
Intel UHD Graphics 600
Graphics adapter:
Yes
Built-in Devices MEDION AKOYA E10201 30030160
Front camera:
Yes
Front camera HD type:
HD
Interfaces MEDION AKOYA E10201 30030160
Combo headphone/mic port:
Yes
Micro HDMI ports:
1
Input Devices MEDION AKOYA E10201 30030160
Pointing device:
Touchpad
Audio MEDION AKOYA E10201 30030160
Microphone:
Yes
Number of speakers:
2
Battery MEDION AKOYA E10201 30030160
Battery life (max):
9 h
Battery technology:
Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion)
Number of battery cells:
3
Physical Characteristics MEDION AKOYA E10201 30030160
Product type:
Hybrid (2-in-1)
Form factor:
Convertible (Detachable)
Product colour:
Black, Blue
Depth:
200 mm
Depth (tablet mode):
20 cm
Height (front):
3.5 cm
Height (rear):
5.12 cm
Height (tablet mode):
2.8 cm
Width:
278.9 mm
Width (tablet mode):
27.5 cm
Weight:
1.2 kg
Weight (tablet mode):
900 g
Other features MEDION AKOYA E10201 30030160
Stylus pen:
Yes
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