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Display Toshiba Tecra A10-124
Screen Size:
15.40 "
Display Screen Type:
Active Matrix TFT Color LCD
Screen Mode:
WXGA
Hard Drive Toshiba Tecra A10-124
Storage Size:
250 GB
Solid State Drive Capacity:
No
Optical Drive Type:
DVD-Writer
Memory Toshiba Tecra A10-124
Standard Memory:
2 GB
Network Toshiba Tecra A10-124
Wireless LAN:
Wireless Local Area Network
Wireless Local Area NetworkYes
Wireless LAN Manufacturer:
Intel
Wireless LAN Model:
WiFi Link 5100
Wireless LAN Standard:
IEEE 802.11n
Ethernet Technology:
Gigabit Ethernet
Bluetooth:Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.
Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.Yes
Bluetooth Standard:
Bluetooth 2.1
Processor Toshiba Tecra A10-124
Processor Manufacturer:
Intel
Processor Type:
Core 2 Duo
Processor Model:
P8400
Processor Speed:
2.26 GHz
Processor Core:
Dual-core (2 Core)
Cache:
3 MB
Bus Speed:
1066 MHz
Software Toshiba Tecra A10-124
Operating System:
Windows Vista Business
Battery Toshiba Tecra A10-124
Battery Chemistry:
Lithium Ion (Li-Ion)
Maximum Battery Run Time:
4.33 Hour
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