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Operating System TOSHIBA NB520-11N PLL62E-00W00LCE
Operating system installed:
Windows 7 Starter
Processor TOSHIBA NB520-11N PLL62E-00W00LCE
Processor family:
Intel Atom
Processor series:
Intel Atom N2600 series
Processor socket:
BGA 559
Processor model:
N2600
Processor cores:
2
Processor threads:
4
Processor frequency:
1.6 GHz
Processor operating modes:
64-bit
Processor cache:
1 MB
Processor cache type:
L2
Memory TOSHIBA NB520-11N PLL62E-00W00LCE
Internal memory:
1 GB
Maximum internal memory:
1 GB
Internal memory type:
DDR3-SDRAM
Hard Drive & Optical Drive TOSHIBA NB520-11N PLL62E-00W00LCE
HDD capacity:
320 GB
HDD speed:
5400 RPM
Total storage capacity:
320 GB
Optical drive type:
No
Display & Graphics TOSHIBA NB520-11N PLL62E-00W00LCE
Display diagonal:
10.1"
LED backlight:
Yes
Graphics adapter:
GMA 3650
Graphics adapter family:
Intel
Maximum graphics adapter memory:
0.25 GB
Graphics adapter base frequency:
400 MHz
Graphics adapter:
Yes
Built-in Devices TOSHIBA NB520-11N PLL62E-00W00LCE
Front camera resolution (numeric):
0.3 MP
Interfaces TOSHIBA NB520-11N PLL62E-00W00LCE
Charging port type:
DC-in jack
Headphone outputs:
1
TV out:
No
Audio TOSHIBA NB520-11N PLL62E-00W00LCE
Audio system:
HD
Physical Characteristics TOSHIBA NB520-11N PLL62E-00W00LCE
Product type:
Netbook
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