Samsung NP-N150-JA01IN Netbook specs.
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General Information Samsung NP-N150-JA01IN Netbook
Dimensions(WxHxD):
264 x 188 x 34.7 mm
Weight:
1.24 Kg
Colors:
Black
Operating System:
Windows 7
Operating System Type:
32-bit
Display Samsung NP-N150-JA01IN Netbook
Display Size:
10 Inches (25.4 cm)
Display Resolution:
1024 x 600 Pixels
Display Type:
LED
Display Features:
HD LED backlit Display
Display Touchscreen:
No
Hardware Samsung NP-N150-JA01IN Netbook
CPU:
Central processing unit
Central processing unitIntel Atom 1st Gen N450
CPU Speed:
1.6 Ghz
Chipset:
NM10 Express
Graphic Processor:
Intel GMA3150
Memory Samsung NP-N150-JA01IN Netbook
Capacity:
2 GB
RAM type:
DDR2
Memory Slots:
1 DIMM
Memory Layout:
1 x 2 Gigabyte
Storage Samsung NP-N150-JA01IN Netbook
HDD Capacity:
250 GB
HDD Speed(RPM):
5400 RPM
HDD type:
SATA
Battery Samsung NP-N150-JA01IN Netbook
Battery Cell:
6 Cell
Battery type:
Li-Ion
Power Supply:
40 W AC Adapter W
Battery Life:
8.5 Hrs
Network & Connectivity Samsung NP-N150-JA01IN Netbook
Wireless LAN:Wireless Local Area Network
Wireless Local Area Network802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth:Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.
Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.Yes
Bluetooth Version:
3.0
Ports Samsung NP-N150-JA01IN Netbook
USB 2.0 slots:
3
HDMI:High-Definition Multimedia Interface
High-Definition Multimedia InterfaceYes
SD Card Reader:
Yes
Headphone Jack:
Yes
Microphone Jack:
Yes
VGA:
Yes
Media Samsung NP-N150-JA01IN Netbook
Web-cam:
Yes
Audio Solution:
HD Audio Solution
Speakers:
Stereo Speakers
Sound Technologies:
SRS 3D Sound Effect
In-built Microphone:
Yes
Microphone Type:
Digital Microphone
Peripherals Samsung NP-N150-JA01IN Netbook
Pointing Device:
Touchpad with Scroll
Keyboard:
Standard Keyboard
Fingerprint Scanner:
No
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