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Display Toshiba Satellite C650D-BT2N15
Screen Size:
15.60 "
Display Screen Type:
Active Matrix TFT Color LCD
Aspect Ratio:
16:9
Screen Mode:
WXGA
Screen Resolution:
1366 x 768
Graphics Controller Manufacturer:
AMD
Graphics Controller Model:
Radeon HD 6310
Graphics Memory Technology:
DDR3 SDRAM
Graphics Memory Accessibility:
Shared
Hard Drive Toshiba Satellite C650D-BT2N15
Storage Size:
250 GB
Hard Drive Interface:
Serial ATA
Hard Drive RPM:
Revolutions per Minute
Revolutions per Minute5400
Optical Drive Type:
DVD-Writer
Memory Toshiba Satellite C650D-BT2N15
Memory Card Supported:
Secure Digital (SD) Card, Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC), miniSD Card
Standard Memory:
2 GB
Maximum Memory:
8 GB
Memory Technology:
DDR3 SDRAM
Memory Standard:
DDR3-1066/PC3-8500
Number of Total Memory Slots:
2
Memory Card Reader:
Yes
Network Toshiba Satellite C650D-BT2N15
Wireless LAN:Wireless Local Area Network
Wireless Local Area NetworkYes
Wireless LAN Standard:
IEEE 802.11n
Ethernet Technology:
Fast Ethernet
Dimensions Toshiba Satellite C650D-BT2N15
Height:
1.5"
Width:
15.1"
Depth:
11.0"
Weight (Approximate):
88.16 oz
Color:
Black
Processor Toshiba Satellite C650D-BT2N15
Processor Manufacturer:
AMD
Processor Type:
E-Series
Processor Model:
E-240
Processor Speed:
1.50 GHz
Processor Core:
Single-core (1 Core)
Cache:
512 KB
Software Toshiba Satellite C650D-BT2N15
Operating System:
Windows 7 Home Premium
Operating System Architecture:
64-bit
Input Devices Toshiba Satellite C650D-BT2N15
Pointing Device Type:
TouchPad
Battery Toshiba Satellite C650D-BT2N15
Battery Chemistry:
Lithium Ion (Li-Ion)
Interfaces Toshiba Satellite C650D-BT2N15
Total Number of USB Ports:
2
Number of USB 2.0 Ports:
2
VGA:
Yes
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