[MI VA LO]Lifebook s6120 d!!!! CENTRINO a 1100 Euro

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Lifebook s6120 d!!!!

Processor
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Intel Pentium M (1.6GHz, 1MB L2 Cache, 400MHz FSB)
The Pentium M is Intel's first processor designed specifically for low-power mobile use, rather than being a variant of a desktop processor (as are the Pentium III-M and 4-M). Because of its different design, this Pentium M gets more done per clock tick than a Pentium 4-M, so the 1.6 GHz clock rate is deceiving. The processor is actually faster than a 2 GHz Pentium 4-M. That's plenty of performance for everyday computing tasks. Equally important, the Pentium M has the latest generation of power-saving technologies so that you get the maximum combination of performance and battery life when you are unplugged.
Memory
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512MB DDR SDRAM (266MHz, 2 modules)
This amount of memory is good for power users. Its type (DDR SDRAM) is a reasonable choice, and the speed (266 MHz) is not on the cutting edge of performance but unlikely to be a big bottleneck either. The fact it requires two 256-megabyte modules, rather than a single 512-megabyte module, limits upgradeability.
Hard Drive
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60GB
60 gigabytes is plenty of space for most people. (For perspective, see "What Can Fit into 10 Gigabytes?") The manufacturer did not provide information on either the rotational speed or the interface for this drive.
CD/DVD Drive
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CD-RW/DVD-ROM
This drive combines a CD-RW (CD read/write), which allows you to not only read but also record CDs, and a DVD-ROM drive, which allows to read DVD-ROM data discs and play DVD movies. The manufacturer did not provide information on the various read and write speeds of this drive.
Display
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13.3 inch Flat Panel (1024x768, integrated)
This display is 13.3 inches on the diagonal. "1024x768" is the display's native resolution, in pixels. (The industry term for this resolution is "XGA.") This resolution allows spacious windows for Web browsing and most uses of productivity programs. "Integrated" means the display is integrated with the case of the computer, in the typical fold-open style of notebooks. The manufacturer did not provide information on the sharpness of this display.
Dimensions
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1.4 x 11.5 x 9.3 inches
Weight
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4.3 lbs
Battery
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Lithium Ion (6 cells, 44 Watt-hours)
This battery has average charge life and weight. Its type, lithium ion, is recent technology that packs a large amount of energy into a small volume. "6 cells" refers to the number of charge-storing components within the battery. "44 Watt-hours" is a measure of how much energy it can store. You cannot translate these numbers into how long a battery charge will last unless you make detailed assumptions about how exactly the computer will be used. However, you can use these numbers to compare different batteries (higher Watt-hours is better).
Productivity Software
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Microsoft Works
Microsoft Works is Microsoft's home-oriented productivity package. It includes software for word processing, personal finance, an address book, an encyclopedia, a photo-editing program, and a street atlas. The word processor is Microsoft Word from the popular Microsoft Office suite. Otherwise, the programs are different from those in Microsoft Office.
Speakers
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Integrated Stereo Speakers
"Integrated stereo speakers" means the computer has two small speakers built into the case. Because of the size and positioning constraints, you won't be getting high-fidelity sound. However, in lieu of traditional external speakers, these speakers will at least deliver basic stereo sound.
Audio Card
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Integrated Audio (2 channel)
"Integrated audio" refers to audio circuitry that is integrated with the computer's main hardware, as opposed to being part of a separate sound card. Integrating allows the computer to deliver very good sound with relatively little extra cost. While it does not have the audiophile sound quality and features of a high-end sound card, this form of integrated audio is fine for delivering basic stereo ("2-channel") sound through desktop speakers. However, if the integrated-audio circuity fails, you may be looking at replacing the motherboard rather than a single card.
Video Card
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Integrated Graphics
This graphics circuitry is integrated with the computer's main chipset, as opposed to being on its own card. As such, it's a low-cost, simple solution that is fine for normal "2D" programs—productivity programs, email, Web browsing, and such. However, it will be weak with programs that require 3D graphics, such as immersive video games and computer-aided design packages. Also, if the integrated graphics circuity fails, you may be looking at replacing the motherboard rather than a single card.
Warranty
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1 Year Mail-In
This is a one-year limited warranty, the standard length for basic warranties in the personal computer industry. The main point of the warranty is that the manufacturer will fix or replace defects during the time period when the warranty is active. If it is necessary to have the computer fixed by the manufacturer, you will need to ship it back to the manufacturer. Typically, the manufacturer pays the shipping.
Operating System
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Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Microsoft Windows XP Professional is by far the leading operating system for new computers purchased by companies. It uses the same core as Windows XP Home but includes the plumbing to connect to internal networks that most mid- to large-size companies run (centrally administered networks that have a Windows-based domain controller or Active Directory service). In addition, XP Professional includes Microsoft's IIS Web server, back-up and recovery utilities, and Remote Desktop (which allows you to log-in to another Windows XP machine and access it like you were there).
Keyboard
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Integrated Keyboard
This keyboard is integrated with the notebook's case. It includes the basic typewriter-style layout, plus a row of function keys along the top, and various other computing-specific keys (like "ctrl," "home," and so on) around the edges.
Mouse
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2-Button Touch Pad
The Touch Pad is the most popular substitute for a mouse. This two-button version is the equivalent of a standard mouse, except you control the cursor's position on the screen by moving your finger on the touchpad.
Network Adapter
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10/100 Ethernet (integrated)
10/100 Ethernet is a standard networking choice for almost all new computers, enabling you to connect to a wired local-area network or a broadband service such as digital subscriber line (DSL) or cable-modem service. The "10/100" refers to the ability to operate at either 10 megabits per second (the speed of original Ethernet) or 100 megabits per second (the speed of a follow-on version called Fast Ethernet). "Integrated" refers to the hardware being integrated with the computer's main hardware, as opposed to having its own card. It's a good thing because it leaves an extra card slot open for other components, but it can be a problem if the integrated component fails, at which point you might need to replace the entire motherboard rather than a single card.
Wireless Network Adapter
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802.11b/g (mini-PCI)
Installed inside the computer, this card allows you to connect to either 802.11b or 802.11g wireless networks. 802.11b is the most popular wireless-networking standard, and 802.11g is a follow-on standard with faster data-transmission rates. "Mini-PCI" refers to its card format.
Modem
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56K Data/Fax Modem (integrated)
This modem is a typical 56K modem, meaning that it can receive data at up to 56 kilobits per second; for sending data, it's somewhat less. "Integrated" means the modem is not a separate card and thus does not occupy an expansion slot.
Floppy Drive
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None
Expansion Slot(s)
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1 PCMCIA ("PC Card")
This computer has a single PCMCIA (also known as "PC Card") expansion slot—the standard expansion slot for notebook computers and some small-form-factor desktops. It accepts cards for networking, audio, and other add-in functionality. (For those who care, PCMCIA stands for Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, or as the industry joke goes, People Can't Memorize Computer Industry Acronyms.)
USB Port(s)
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2 USB (version 2.0)
USB is now the primary way for connecting most types of peripherals to computers. Only having two USB ports is a sacrifice that comes with small size, but it's better than having one. Also, if you end up needing more USB ports, you can buy a USB hub, which multiplies a single USB port to many. "Version 2.0" refers to the speed of the ports, which in this case is the latest and fastest.
Parallel Port(s)
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None
PS/2 Port(s)
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None
Serial Port(s)
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None
Firewire Port(s)
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1 IEEE 1394 (FireWire) Port
FireWire (or IEEE 1394) is a type of high-speed data connector widely used in digital-video camcorders and external hard drives specialized for digital video.

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[dlenoc]

ottomo portatile.......potrebbe interessarmi....

win xp pro è italiano?
Garanzia residua? Eventuale scontrino o fattura?

Ciao e grazie....

P/S: sono in vacanza.......tienimi presente se non lo vendi entro il 13 luglio, data in cui rientro a casa........

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Originariamente inviato da dlenoc
ottomo portatile.......potrebbe interessarmi....

win xp pro è italiano?
Garanzia residua? Eventuale scontrino o fattura?

Ciao e grazie....

P/S: sono in vacanza.......tienimi presente se non lo vendi entro il 13 luglio, data in cui rientro a casa........

E' di un collega sento se ha scontrino/fattura ma non penso

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Stesse domande:
win xp in ita o cosa?
scontrino-fattura?
Ciao

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No scontrino....garanzia death on arrival....

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cosa vuol dire doa?

il sistema operativo è in ita o no?

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Che lo provi in una settimana e vedi che è perfetto. Se non lo è ti rende i soldi.

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