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Basic Specs eMachines E732G-372G32Mikk
Type:
notebook
Operating System:
Win 7 Home Basic
Processor eMachines E732G-372G32Mikk
Processor:
Core i3 2400 MHz
Processor Model:
370M
Number of Cores:
2
L3 Cache:
3 MB
Memory eMachines E732G-372G32Mikk
Memory:
2048 MB DDR3 1333 MHz
Display eMachines E732G-372G32Mikk
Display:
15.6-inch, 1366x768, widescreen
Display Screen Type:
glossy
Backlight Technology:
LED
Graphics Controller:
discrete
Graphics Chipset Model:
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470
Graphics Memory:
512 MB
Storage Devices eMachines E732G-372G32Mikk
Optical Drive Type:
DVD-RW, internal
Storage Size:
320 GB Serial ATA
Hard Drive Speed:
5400 r/min
Communication eMachines E732G-372G32Mikk
LAN/Modem:
Network 10/100 Mbit/s
Wireless Communication:
Wi-Fi 802.11g
Interfaces:
USB 2.0x3, VGA (D-Sub), HDMI, microphone input, audio output/headphone, LAN (RJ-45)
Expansion slots eMachines E732G-372G32Mikk
Memory Card Reader:
Yes
Memory Card Support:
SD
Battery eMachines E732G-372G32Mikk
Maximum Battery Run Time:
4 hours
Battery Capacity:
4400 mAh
Battery Chemistry:
Li-Ion
Input Devices eMachines E732G-372G32Mikk
Pointing Device Type:
Touchpad
Audio eMachines E732G-372G32Mikk
Speakers:
Yes
Microphone:
Yes
Detailed Specs eMachines E732G-372G32Mikk
Webcam:
Yes, 1.3 million pixels
Features:
Lock slot
Dimensions (HxWxT):
381x253x35 mm
Weight:
2.25 kg
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