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سی پی یو Intel(R) Celeron(R) 2955U 1.40GHz دو هسته ای 2 مگ کش
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Single Celeron 1.4GHZ with slotket, 768meg Ram, 120g IDE Disk, Bootable SCSI Card, Floppy, CDROM, Onboard Video as well as the 1600SW Flat Panel Adapter.
Multipurpose work bench! Old hardware undergoing resustication and revitalization. The CeleryBox 366@450, Acheron, lives on with SP2 and tweaks... The Dual Celeron 366@550 BP6, Elysium, loses broken Debian and gains oh-so-functional XP Pro SP2.
Getting that X-Box done gave me so much room for ... clutter! :D
Oh, and the new Wired, half unread. I get it for the articles~ ... Who am I kidding, infoporn > me. O_o
just an old desktop pc i'm currently looking to sell. Celeron 466 with a Intel i810 platform on a QDI Legend motherboard, 256 mb ram (pc133, on a single module), integrated Intel videocrap-card. Metal case, LG dvd writer and floppy unit, plus a Samsung 40gb hard disk.
Feel free to throw in your offer if you like.
just an old desktop pc i'm currently looking to sell. Celeron 466 with a Intel i810 platform on a QDI Legend motherboard, 256 mb ram (pc133, on a single module), integrated Intel videocrap-card. Metal case, LG dvd writer and floppy unit, plus a Samsung 40gb hard disk.
Feel free to throw in your offer if you like.
Especificações
- Processador:
Socket LGA775
Suporta processadores com FSB 533/800/1066MHz
Suporta as tecnologias Hyper Threading (HT), 64bits (EM64T), Dual Core e EIST
Suporta processadores Intel Core 2 Duo, Xeon 3000, Pentium 4 / D / EE e Celeron D
- Plataformas Suportadas:
05B / 05A / 04B / 04A
- Chipset:
Northbridge: VIA PT890
Southbridge: VIA VT8237A
- Memória:
Suporta Dual Channel DDR2
Suporta até 4GB de memória
2 slots DDR2 SDRAM (240 pinos)
Suporta memórias DDR2 400/533
- Slots de expansão:
4 x Slots PCI
1 x Slot PCI Express 1x
1 x Slot PCI Express 16x
- Armazenamento:
2 canais PATA 100 suportam até 4 periféricos IDE / ATAPI / ATA
2 canais SATA nativos do southbridge VIA VT8237A, com opção de RAID 0 / 1 e JBOD
2 canais SATA 3Gb/s providos pelo chipset JMicron JMB363, com opção de RAID 0 / 1 e JBOD (sendo uma porta e-SATA)
- Áudio:
Canais: 6 (5.1)
Conexões: Saída S/PDIF coaxial
Codec: Realtek ALC883 (alta definição)
Tecnologias: Jack-sensing, Enumeration, Multistreaming e Jack-Retasking
- Rede:
Portas: Uma porta RJ-45
Chip: Realtek RTL8110SC
Velocidade: Gigabit (10/100/1000Mb/s)
- USB:
Padrão: USB 2.0
Chip: Nativo do southbridge VIA VT8237A)
Portas: 8 portas (sendo 4 portas no painel traseiro)
- Conectores I/O Internos:
1 x Slot PCI Express 16x
1 x Slot PCI Express 1x
4 x Slots PCI
2 x USB 2.0
1 x CD-IN
1 x S/PDIF OUT
1 x Front Panel Audio
1 x Conector Chassis Intrusion
1 x Conector de 4 pinos para ventoinhas
2 x Conectores de 3 pinos para ventoinhas
- Painel I/O Traseiro:
1 x PS/2 para teclado
1 x PS/2 para mouse
1 x Porta paralela
1 x Porta serial
4 x USB 2.0
1 x e-SATA
1 x Saída S/PDIF coaxial
1 x Conector para rede (RJ-45)
Conectores do som onboard: Alto Falantes Frontais, Linha de Entrada e
- Dimensões:
Padrão: ATX
Tamanho da placa: 30,5 x 21,8cm
- Energia:
1 x ATX24
1 x ATX12v (4 pinos)
Acessórios
Cabo SATA
Espelho ATX IO
CD de instalação
Mini adesivo Asus
Manual do usuário
Cabo de energia SATA
Cabo para drive de disquete
PREÇO R$ 300,00
Various pics of my Oscilloscope computer case.
Started lfe as a 1960's vintage Bell and Howell Schools oscilloscope. Gutted it, added a $10 "plasma disk" in place of the old CRT tube display, did some Dremel'ing, sanding, hacksawing and drilling...and now it's a computer case.
The 'scope itself was about $10 on eBay, the motherboard/CPU is nothing special, a Celeron D 315 2.13ghz and all the other parts are spares, extras, and scavenged stuff from my scrap pile.
The front panel buttons and knobs operate the DVD-RW drive open/close, turning the display on/off, and the reset and power switches.
Fujitsu Esprimo Laptop
Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit,
Intel Celeron 550 2Ghz
1GB DDR2 RAM,
80GB Hard drive,
SiS mirage 3 graphics,
DVD/CD-RW, Wifi, ethernet and 3 USB ports.
This laptop in fantastic condition for itd age and all working. Battery lasts an estimated 1 hour and charger is...
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Overall pic of internals. System is currently running a Celeron D CPU with 1GB of ram, plenty for a storage server, but if it ever gets too loaded I can just as easily put a dual-core P4 in it's place. primary OS drive is a 160GB SATAII drive I had extra partitioned into a 60GB OS part and 100GB Data part.
...dit is wat ik van 't griet gewend ben :)
(en ik vergeet het belangrijkste: handmatige belichting)
Zoals gezegd is de camera weer in orde, net als de fiets... alleen de computer nog, ach, voor een keertje doen we maar alsof we het "een leuke ervaring" vinden, hoe deze Celeron-laptop met onboard gr. en een verwaarloosbaar kleine hoeveelheid RAM zeven eeuwigheden* nodig heeft om even een foto recht te zetten.
(*Miksutettse uitdrukking: "dat is dus heel lang")
just an old desktop pc i'm currently looking to sell. Celeron 466 with a Intel i810 platform on a QDI Legend motherboard, 256 mb ram (pc133, on a single module), integrated Intel videocrap-card. Metal case, LG dvd writer and floppy unit, plus a Samsung 40gb hard disk.
Feel free to throw in your offer if you like.
Various pics of my Oscilloscope computer case.
Started lfe as a 1960's vintage Bell and Howell Schools oscilloscope. Gutted it, added a $10 "plasma disk" in place of the old CRT tube display, did some Dremel'ing, sanding, hacksawing and drilling...and now it's a computer case.
The 'scope itself was about $10 on eBay, the motherboard/CPU is nothing special, a Celeron D 315 2.13ghz and all the other parts are spares, extras, and scavenged stuff from my scrap pile.
The front panel buttons and knobs operate the DVD-RW drive open/close, turning the display on/off, and the reset and power switches.
A photo tribute to an old machine, 1999-2007 and still running strong, but no longer needed. It was also the noisiest thing in my new place, but served me well over the years.
* Intel Celeron 433
* 256 MB RAM
* Dual-boot WinXP/98SE
* ~75 GB disk space, 2 drives
* 4X CD-R / multi-format dual-layer DVD+/-R drives
* Numerous stickers
* Super-optimized boot time + drive transfer speed via ATA66/80-conductor UDMA IDE cables (new at the time.) XP used only ~64 MB of RAM after boot.
I basically wrote all my DHTML experiments and projects (DHTML Arkanoid as one notable example), did audio/video and photo editing on this machine up until 2005 when I moved to California, at which point it became a storage/DVD-writing machine and dev server (also ran http, smtp and ftp.)
Now I have 250 GB of external storage and a laptop that does dual-layer DVDs, so this old ghetto dev machine has officially been rendered obsolete. I moved all of the important data over to my new system, so I'm officially done with it. This photo serves as a mental note of its history.
The stylish POS-3100 features the anti-scratch Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) touch panel which ensures fast and accurate responses during the 24/7 operation. It is a value-added POS terminal with numerous processor options, ranging from Celeron M, Intel Atom, Core Duo to Core 2 Duo. The front bezel has a matte texture, and offers a refined look to the POS-3100 compared to the shiny, gloss finished POS-3000. The spill-proof design also ensures years of use and enhances durability of the exquisite POS terminal.
Features:
1. Rugged Surface / Anti-Slip Pattern Front Bezel
2. Water-Spill Proof
3. SAW Touch Panel
OEM/ODM welcome!
For more information please visit www.fametech.com.tw
Email: info@fametech.com.tw
The HP 250 G4 is a laptop manufactured for users that need a powerful machine that is not very expensive. Where to Buy HP 250 G4 in Nigeria Konga Nigeria ₦114,500 See Offer here kongalaptops.com/HP-250-G4-Intel-Celeron The HP 250 G4 notebook which is 15.6 inch, LED-backlit display with HD (768p) resolution is equipped with up to Intel Celeron processors, comes with Windows 10, has a 4 GB of RAM, and 500 GB of Hard Drive. Build and Screen The devices which is 24mm think and weights approximately 2 kg has a durable chassis and it has been manufactured to handle rigors of daily usage. Performance The processing speeds ranges from 1.6 GHz to 2.2 GHz, with speeds of up to 2.7 GHz with the use of Intel Turbo Boost technology. These all depends on if you buy the HP 250 G4 notebook with options of Intel Celeron, Pentium, Core i3 or Core i5 processors. It is also equipped with Intel HD Graphics which handles the graphics and a discrete AMD Radeon R5 M330 graphics card with 2 GB of DDR3 memory to facilitate the use of highly demanding programs and games. The device supports a System memory of up to 8 GB. Should I buy the HP 250 G4 notebook? The manufacturer boast of the following listed below: Durable Mobile Design You can be guaranteed that the HP 250 can keep up with assignments on the run. The durable chassis protects the notebook so it looks as professional as you do. Powered for Work and Business Confidently complete projects with Windows 10 and the power of the Intel Celeron processor inside Extras that Polish the Experience HP, a world leader in PCs and touch technology helps equip you with a fully functional notebook ready to connect to all your peripherals and designed to fit the needs of business. Easily Transfer Data Back-up and quickly move data to and from your HP 250 with the fast and convenient SD card slot and USB ports Excellent Entertainment The optional SuperMulti DVD+/-RW drive2 helps create crystal clear colour, picture, and sound clarity from DVDs for work or play. For more information about this device visit Konga Nigeria Click here for more information : kongalaptops.com/HP-250-G4-Intel-Celeron
Day 2 of the 30 day challenge the theme is Computer Macro's.
Day 245 of the 365 day challenge, which has had various themes.
This is the heat sink of a PCI Graphics Card in a Celeron 1000. When I opened the case I was amazed at the amount of cobwebs and dust, especially as it was running ok. The cobwebs were very easy to clean off.
Código: 47209 | Origen: China | Stock: 20u.
Características Generales: Marca CPU: Intel Versión CPU: Celeron Modelo CPU: 1007U Velocidad CPU: 1.5GHz Memoria Ram: 4GB Pad Numérico: No Procesador Gráfico: Intel HD Graphics 4000 Sistema Operativo: Windows 8 WebCam: Incorporada Color: Negro Pantalla: Tamaño de Pantalla: 14" Tipo de Pantalla: LED, Touch Conectividad: Wi-Fi: Si Bluetooth: Si Puerto Ethernet: Si Salida HDMI: Si
All the biggest things start with small ones..
One day I had a Celeron 800mhz, now I grown up and I speak as a Man, with my Hyper Trade...
Nortel Networks Contivity 1500
2.5" HDD still mounted, but running on a CF-Card in an IDE-CF-Adaptor. Intel Celeron 400MHz, 2x 256MB PC133 SD-RAM, 3com 100MBt-NIC. pfsense on it. Nearly the actual setup.
- 4GB - Win 10 - 1TB HDD
Latest Intel Celeron ProcessorExperience surfing, streaming and playing with the latest Intel® Celeron processor.Lightning-Fast Web Browsing.#Ideapad 320 N3350
just an old desktop pc i'm currently looking to sell. Celeron 466 with a Intel i810 platform on a QDI Legend motherboard, 256 mb ram (pc133, on a single module), integrated Intel videocrap-card. Metal case, LG dvd writer and floppy unit, plus a Samsung 40gb hard disk.
Feel free to throw in your offer if you like.
All the letters are comprised individually of computer parts in the
same category. The first g is all RAM (a lot of different types,
including RDRAM), the A is all cd drives and 5.25" floppy drives
(technically one is a joint 5.25" and 3.5"), the d is all 3.25" floppy
drives, tape drives, and zip 100 drives, the second g is all hard
drives, scsi and IDE, (largest one there is 10G and smallest is
either 346MB or 250MB), the first e is all processors (i486, Penrium 1
[w/ and w/out MMX], Slot and socket Pentium 3s [one from a laptop], a
P3 xeon, a P4 [celeron], Cyrix x686, AMD K6, another AMD, and a Sun
SuperSPARC II), the t is PCI scsi cards, the second e is keyboards
(Commodore 64, IBM Model M, Apple Extended, other laptop and desktop
keyboards), the last E is network switches, and the R is all PDAs
( from Palm Pilot 1000 to Dell Axim X50v). I had fun making htis and I
hope you enjoy it. It's pretty geeky…
just an old desktop pc i'm currently looking to sell. Celeron 466 with a Intel i810 platform on a QDI Legend motherboard, 256 mb ram (pc133, on a single module), integrated Intel videocrap-card. Metal case, LG dvd writer and floppy unit, plus a Samsung 40gb hard disk.
Feel free to throw in your offer if you like.
All the biggest things start with small ones..
One day I had a Celeron 800mhz, now I grown up and I speak as a Man, with my Hyper Trade...
Dell Inspirion 1525 Pink laptop
Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit,
Intel Celeron 900 2×2.20Ghz,
3GB DDR3 RAM,
120GB Hard drive,
DVD/CD-RW, Webcam, Wifi, card reader and 3 USB ports.
This laptop is in over all good condition with just a few slight scuffs on the lid. The battery needs replacing...
www.powerfulbox.co.uk/blog/2016/01/08/dell-inspirion-1525...
Various pics of my Oscilloscope computer case.
Started lfe as a 1960's vintage Bell and Howell Schools oscilloscope. Gutted it, added a $10 "plasma disk" in place of the old CRT tube display, did some Dremel'ing, sanding, hacksawing and drilling...and now it's a computer case.
The 'scope itself was about $10 on eBay, the motherboard/CPU is nothing special, a Celeron D 315 2.13ghz and all the other parts are spares, extras, and scavenged stuff from my scrap pile.
The front panel buttons and knobs operate the DVD-RW drive open/close, turning the display on/off, and the reset and power switches.
Various pics of my Oscilloscope computer case.
Started lfe as a 1960's vintage Bell and Howell Schools oscilloscope. Gutted it, added a $10 "plasma disk" in place of the old CRT tube display, did some Dremel'ing, sanding, hacksawing and drilling...and now it's a computer case.
The 'scope itself was about $10 on eBay, the motherboard/CPU is nothing special, a Celeron D 315 2.13ghz and all the other parts are spares, extras, and scavenged stuff from my scrap pile.
The front panel buttons and knobs operate the DVD-RW drive open/close, turning the display on/off, and the reset and power switches.
Another blurry shot of the internet cafe we visited it was very dirty and looked like it was for a particular type of people. three PCs had crashed, these are them, one had a boot disk failure, the other had a BSOD and the last, Internet Explorer had crashed.
these PCs were 1GHz Celeron's with 128mb RAM running Windows 2000
Nice apparatus, the software that comes with it, is also second to none, although I must say that my WD's are pretty nice too.
I found one on one migration to be faster via e-SATA then USB-3.
Still the leader of the pack, the primus inter pares, so to speak.
Various pics of my Oscilloscope computer case.
Started lfe as a 1960's vintage Bell and Howell Schools oscilloscope. Gutted it, added a $10 "plasma disk" in place of the old CRT tube display, did some Dremel'ing, sanding, hacksawing and drilling...and now it's a computer case.
The 'scope itself was about $10 on eBay, the motherboard/CPU is nothing special, a Celeron D 315 2.13ghz and all the other parts are spares, extras, and scavenged stuff from my scrap pile.
The front panel buttons and knobs operate the DVD-RW drive open/close, turning the display on/off, and the reset and power switches.
IIT-6000/6002: EstiLo 10.4” /12.1"state of art all-in-one system, Aluminum housing 10.4"/12.1” TFT 1024 x 768, with touch P4 level CPU/, Celeron-M 600 Mhz with L2 cache 1GB /160GB,
5 x COM, 3x USB
*Special Features:
We position IT-6000 as the high-end and service-oriented all-in-one system in the market; especially that we find that there is no suitable POS system to satisfy the growing market. In the other word, we target IT-6000 series for the following potential markets.
(1) Well-decorated environment such as Department stores, Duty free
shops...
(2) Service-oriented hospitality market such as Hotels, Clubs, Spa, Fitness,
Amusement resorts, holiday center...
(3) Luxury market such as Boutique stores, Perfume shops, Maquillage shops...
a. Estilo M.B built-in CF slot and Mini-PCI slot which can be optional for Wireless Lan( 802.11b/g/n) or
Bluetooth devices
b. Customers can be optional for COM 5 with 12V ( no additonal charge)
c. Optional for printer port( if customer like to have printer port, then the customer have to give up one COM port which can allow the printer cable out
d. Optional for 2nd VGA output and
Modem device
e.Optional for MSR triple card reader
*How to download the PDF file:
Visit our website: www.birch.com.tw
→POS System→Deluxe
→10.4” /12.1" Estilo→Specs and Brochure
*Further information:
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HP 14-Q001TU aka Chromebook is the biggest and most aesthetic-looking chromebook in the market. It has many advanced features like Dual core Intel Celeron processor, 4GB of RAM, high resolution pictures, light laptops running light OS, light hardware configuration, 8 hours battery backup etc. For more information please visit the following link - www.techmagnifier.com/reviews/hp-14-q001tu-chromebook/
All that stands between this PC and death by electrocution. Most of the outlets in this part of the house, and the whole house actually, are lacking the grounding socket.
EPIC FAIL.
$ 100 each
Used, in good condition
david_tea1980@yahoo.ca
PROCESSOR: Socket 478 , Pentium 4 & Celeron , 400/533/800MHz FSB
MEMORY: Dual Channel DDR 266/333/400 * 2
VGA: Intel Extreme Graphic 2
AUDIO: Realtek ALC650 six channel audio
STORAGE INTERFACE: Serial ATA , ATA-100
FRONT PANEL: USB * 2 , MIC * 1 , Speaker * 1 , Firewire 400 Port , Line in * 1
BACK PANEL: PS/2 Keyboard & Mouse * 1 , USB * 4 , LAN * 1 , 1394 * 1 , SPDIF * 1
DIMENSIONS: (L)300*(W)200*(H)185
POWER: 200W (PFC)
Various pics of my Oscilloscope computer case.
Started lfe as a 1960's vintage Bell and Howell Schools oscilloscope. Gutted it, added a $10 "plasma disk" in place of the old CRT tube display, did some Dremel'ing, sanding, hacksawing and drilling...and now it's a computer case.
The 'scope itself was about $10 on eBay, the motherboard/CPU is nothing special, a Celeron D 315 2.13ghz and all the other parts are spares, extras, and scavenged stuff from my scrap pile.
The front panel buttons and knobs operate the DVD-RW drive open/close, turning the display on/off, and the reset and power switches.