- HP COMPAQ nx9010/ C-2.6GHz/ 15" XGA/ 256MB/ 30GB/ DVD-ROM/ XP Ho

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- HP COMPAQ nx9010/ C-2.6GHz/ 15" XGA/ 256MB/ 30GB/ DVD-ROM/ XP Ho

Cost attractive universal notebook in a company with HP Intel Celeron processor at the frequency of the 2nd6GHz with 256 megabytes of DDR memory, DVD drive, 15 "LCD display and 30 GB disc.This is a very nice design, which we certainly deliver.Notebook is equipped with standard interfaces such as network card, faxmodem, infrared port, 3x USB2.0 also need a FireWire connector output to an external monitor or television.
Properties and parameters:
Processor:
Mobile Intel ® Celeron ® 2nd6GHz
L2 cache 256kB
Display:
15 "TFT LCD
Memory:
256 MB DDR
Max.1st024 MB
Hard disk:
30 GB 4th200 rpm
Mechanics:
DVD-ROM internal
3rd5 "FDD internal
VGA:
ATI Mobility Radeon ™ ™ with the UMA architecture, to 64 megabytes of shared memory, DVD and MPEG2
AGP4x
Resolution 1st024 x 768 px on display, 1600 x 1200 px at ext.monitor
Audio:
Integrated sound card compatible SB
Integrated stereo speakers JBL
Modem:
Internal 56kbps (V.92) RJ11
LAN:
Internal 10/100 NIC RJ45
Battery:
8-článková LiION through 2nd5 hours endurance
Adapter 90th 4th4Ah
Dimensions:
32nd92 x 27th23 x 4th90 cm
Weight:
3rd49 kg
Operating system:
Microsoft Windows XP Home CZ
Inputs and outputs:
1st PS / 2
3rd USB2.0
1st FireWire
1st LPT
1st IrDA
1st PCMCIA Type II 16-bit and 32-bit
1x VGA
1st TV-out
1st Microphone 3rd5 Jack
1st Line-out 3rd5 Jack
1st RJ-45
1st RJ-12
Code:  NO096x
Links: Producer's Website:
Manufacturer information

HP Inc Czech Republic s.r.o Za Brumlovkou 5/1559 140 00 Praha 4 VAT ID: CZ 03208427 Radek Mattas, [email protected]"


GO Europe GmbH, Zum Kraftwerk 1, Hattingen 45527, Germany, +49232468010, [email protected]

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