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Model: Acer Aspire 3623NWXCi
* Age: 2 years (April 2006)
* CPU: Intel Celeron M 370 (1.5GHz/1M)
* LCD: 14.1" WXGA Wide TFT LCD
* RAM: 256MB DDR2 SDRAM
* HDD: 40GB
* Modem: Built in Modem 56K
* LAN: 10/100 Base T
* WLAN: 802.1161g
* Battery: Lithium Battery to last 5hours
Extra:
* Pre-loaded with original Window XP with recovery CD provided
* Pre-loaded with Microsoft Office 2003
* New motherboard changed in Dec 2007 (ACER orginal part)
* Charger
Free:
* Optical Mouse
* Carrying case
* Bluetooth adapter
Reason to sell: Upgraded to new laptop
Selling price: RM1,200
Contact me via im@tulipspeaks.com for more details and/or purchase order.
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.
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Model DH610
Cooling system Smart fan
CPU Intel® 12th Gen LGA1700 socket Core i3/i5/i7/i9, Pentium, Celeron 65W processor
Chipset Intel® H610
Video Engine Processor Intel® UHD Graphics series
Max Resolution "HDMI 4096x2160@60Hz DisplayPort 4096x2160@60Hz"
Memory 2 x DDR4 3200/2933/2666 MHz, Max. 64GB
Storage "1 x 2.5"" HDD/SSD (max. 12.5 mm) 1 x SD card"
Expansion Slots "1 x M.2 2280, M Key 1 x M.2 2230, E Key"
Video Output HDMI Port 1
DisplayPort 2
VGA Port Optional
USB 3.2 Gen1/Gen2 (Front) 2(Include Type C x 1)/-
USB 2.0 (Front) 2
USB 3.2 Gen1/Gen2 (Rear) 2/-
USB 2.0 (Rear) 2
COM Port "1 x RS232 1 x RS232/422/485, Support 5V/12V"
Line out/Mic in 1/1
Network LAN "1 x Intel® 1G LAN 1 x Intel® 2.5G LAN"
Wifi Optional
VESA Bracket included
Dimension (L/W/H) mm 190 x 165 x 43
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Certification CB, CE, BSMI, cTUVus, FCC, RCM, RoHS, VCCI
Operating Temperature (⁰C) 0~50
Chassis Metal
Warranty
36 Months Manufacturer Warranty against defects as described in a document inside the product’s packaging or manufacturer website.
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Casio QT-8000C Point of Sale Cash Register
With its 1.2GHz CPU and ample memory/hard disk capacity, the QT-8000C is ideally equipped for efficient business operation. Its high-speed 100-base-T Ethernet capability strengthens the communication function and enhances operating friendliness. The QT-8000C incorporates the latest in PC technology based on an Intel Celeron 1.2GHz processor allowing peripheral connectivity and demanding software applications. The QT-8000C's latest PC architecture provides retail-specific powered interfaces for scanners, scales, POS printers, customer displays, magnetic card readers, etc., via four RS232 ports (one with 5V DC Power), four USB (V2.0) ports, a parallel port and a CF card slot. The QT-8000C supports Windows XP and Windows 2000 professional operating systems. Furthermore, a 15-inch touch TFT screen with 1024 x 768 XGA resolutions affords a wider viewing angle for an easier entry operation via the graphical user interface. The QT-8000C unit also has the ability to support "The Extended Windows Display" (2nd Display) and its adjustable mount ensures that operators can easily navigate through the application at the touch of a finger, further reducing time at the Point-of-Sale.
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IBM ThinkPad R31:
1,113 Ghz Celeron
1 GB RAM Speicher
20 GB intern, 80 GB externe Festplatte.
Sitecom W-Lan Karte
Ich sitze im Sessel und surfe. Mein PC, ein superschneller Intel Dual Core mit 2x 3 Ghz ist meistens aus.
So ein Notebook ist eben nicht zu verachten.
Und bei schräg aufgenommenen Videos drehe ich es halt mal etwas.
(Seitenhieb auf eine bestimmte Userin hier :-) )
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.
Setting up to shoot all the raw footage of the Amazon Cube review videos. I had some rudimentary lighting and sound. I figure that I must start somewhere. At the time I had a Celeron laptop, so editing in Davinci Resolve 15 was almost to a crawl, but now I feel much more comfortable using this Non-Linear Editing software suite.
I learned that my Pentax K50 is woefully subpar at recording video. I had to vastly increase the lighting, and also record audio externally. My Note 8 recorded sound so much better than the K50. (Maybe in the future I'll look for a K70 or something that will also use a K-mount. No need to sideline decent lenses.)
This is the final video.
Amazon Fire TV Cube 4k (2nd Gen) Full Review - Old to New Media Player
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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.
Stability testing my Tualatin Celeron rig... Old but faithful tower :)
Tualatin 1.3ghz/256kb/100mhz fsb/1.5vcore @ 1.8ghz/140mhz fsb/1.7vcore
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.
Lenovo IdeaPad 110S 11.6-Inch Notebook - (Silver) (Intel Celeron N3160, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC, Windows 10) 93i radio.
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.
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.
S.O. Ubuntu 8.04 "Hardy Heron"
Procesador: Intel Celeron M 1.50 Ghz
Unidad de Disco: 120 GB
Memoria: 760 MB
Tema: DiMurrineGTK
Iconos: Oxygen-Refit 2
Wallpaper: Roschard de la pagina oficial de Watchmen
I just bought this off ebay for $35. It has a Celeron D 2.4 gigahertz CPU and came with a fresh copy of Windows XP Pro. I upgraded it with some spare parts -- 256 to 768mb RAM, added a 2nd 40 gig HD, and I added an Asus DVD-RW drive. It'll do all computing tasks, except play graphics-intensive games.
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.
Lenovo IdeaPad 110S 11.6-Inch Notebook - (Silver) (Intel Celeron N3160, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC, Windows 10)
Especificaciones detalladas de producto
Especificaciones clave
Monitor:
Táctil TFT LCD de 15" (Eturbo 5 hilos resistiva) Resolución:
1024 x768
Disco Duro:
80 Gb
Placa base:
MSI-945 RoHs
Procesador:
Intel Celeron 2,8 Ghz
Especificaciones Detalladas
CONFIGURACIONES DISPONIBLES
Modelo:
Modelo: OKIPOS 4 All V.3
CONFIGURACIONES DISPONIBLES
Memoria(estandar):
RAM -> 1 Gb 184-Pin DDR2
LAS VENTAJAS DE OKI
Tecnología
OKIPOS 4 All V.2: Lector grabador DVD
OTRAS ESPECIFICACIONES
Dimensiones(AnchoxFondoxAlto):
364,5 x 278 x 358 mm
OTROS DETALLES
Entorno operativo:
OKIPOS 4 All V.3: 4 x SATA. 4 x USB + 4 internos. 2 x RS-232 + 1 interno. 1 x Paralelo. 2 x PS/2 para teclado y ratón. 1 x Ethernet 10/100.1 x Audio in. 1 x Audio out.
Mas informacion en www.mundo-oki.com/catalogo/puntos-de-venta/terminales/oki...
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.