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Intel Celeron M model 380 (1.60 GHz)
1 GB RAM, using 512 MB DDR SO-DIMMs (upgraded to
max)
VIA PN800 Chipset
VIA VT8235 South Bridge
VIA VT6103 Network Controller
Re ...
Features ----
* Supports V.92/V.90 protocol and up to 56K
download rate
* Supports Data/Fax/TAM functions
* Fax modem send and receive rates up to
14,400 bps
...
A standard, generic US keyboard,
Colour: white/cream
Has all the letters, numbers, F1-F12, numpad,
Insert Home Page Up Del End Page Down, arrow keys,
Print Screen, Scroll L ...
The
Zire 72s is, imho, a fairly decent
PDA. Has all the basic functionality and some neat
bells and whistles here and there.
Pilot-Link worked without a hitch, JPilot also ...
It's a cheap scanner of the kind you throw in with
a PC just to get a sale. 1200x1200 dpi resolution
is enough to see the shortcomings in photographic
film. It works though. V ...
The Packard Bell AudioKey 330 is a mp3 player
which has a SD/MMC slot and 32 mb internal flash
memory.
The card slot has LUN 0
The internal flash memory has LUN 1
Have ...
The Actiontec DPC Modem is a very powerful tool.
With the Actiontec Dual PC Modem, you can share
your Internet Access with another member of the
family.
It has 2MB Flash a ...
An external modem that connects via serial cable.
Dimensions are about 3x4x0.5 inches. The top is
curved a little. It's dark grey, with holes for a
speaker on top. It has four ...
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