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Lorrenzo
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 Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 4:07 pm Post subject: Are either of these any good? |
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I was wondering if these are any good spec. wise and price wise.
First is Fujitsu LifeBook series (P-2120) Laptop - $350 OBO
| Quote: | Winner of PC World's WORLD CLASS 2002 award, the new Fujitsu LifeBook P-2000 series (P-2120) is the world's smallest full-featured notebook. Equipped with the Crusoe™ processor from Transmeta Corporation, the Fujitsu LifeBook P-2120 notebook has a very long battery life. This full-featured notebook with built in modem and LAN is ideal not only for business professionals but also for all other consumers, so that you can do serious work and enjoy multimedia capabilities with one piece of equipment. The Fujitsu LifeBook P-2120 notebook is your new dream machine. The Fujitsu LifeBook P-2120 notebook comes standard with 256MB SDRAM, 56K V.90 Modem & Ethernet, and Windows XP Home Edition.
Features:
The World's Smallest Full-featured Notebook - Weighing a mere 3.4 pounds and only 10.6" x 7" x 1.59"
Serious Work and Recreational Use in the Same Device - Whether you want to work on that spreadsheet or watch a DVD movie, you can do it all with just one machine.
Long Battery Life. Work All Day - A Crisp 10.6" Wide SXGA TFT Display.
High resolution, wide screen viewing brings the home theater experience to you through the adoption of a 15:9 aspect ratio.
Exceptional Versatility with a Modular Bay - Not found in any other notebook its size, the Fujitsu LifeBook P-2120 notebook features a modular bay with many available options.
Dolby® Headphone Software - Get blockbuster sound with the Dolby 5:1 surround sound emulation software using conventional stereo headphones or external speakers.
Internal LAN, Wireless LAN and Modem
Flexible PC Card Slot.
Superior Connectivity Only Found in Larger Notebooks - The Fujitsu LifeBook P-2120 notebook is not shy of connections.
Thin and Light with Magnesium-Alloy Casing - Fujitsu LifeBook P-2120 notebook includes a magnesium-alloy casing, top and bottom, to provide the ultimate in durability. Feel free to carry the Fujitsu LifeBook P-2120 notebook with you anywhere.
Application and E-mail Launch Buttons - Two Application Launch Buttons and one E-mail Launch Button allows users to launch e-mail and software applications with the touch of a button when the system is actively running or in suspend mode.
Specifications:
Processor
933MHz Crusoe™ TM5800 processor with LongRun™ Power Management
512KB on-die L2 cache
133MHz system bus speed
Memory: 256MB on board; one micro DIMM slot available to upgrade to 384MB SDRAM
Video
10.6" wide-format SXGA TFT display
Internal max: 1280 x 768 resolution, 16M colors
External max: 1600 x 1200 resolution, 16M colors
ATI® Rage™ Mobility™-M1 graphics controller
8MB integrated video RAM for 3D acceleration and true color support
Simultaneous support for external monitor and internal display
Multi screen display support for graphic editing or presentation
Storage
30GB hard disk drive
Modular USB floppy disk drive
Modular Media Drive
Modular DVD/CD-RW combo drive (8x DVD/16X CD-R/24X CD)
Also supports high capacity plus optional modular second bay batteries
Audio
Sigma Tel AC 9757T with 16-bit stereo sound
Lineout/Optical Digital Out (SPDIF)
Headphone and microphone jacks
Dolby® Headphone Utility to emulate realistic surround using conventional stereo headphones
Communication
Built-in multinational 56K4 V.90 modem and 10/100 Ethernet
Integrated WiFi™-compliant wireless LAN (802.11b) available as configurable option
User Interfaces
Quickpoint pointing device
83-key full-size keyboard with 17mm key pitch and 2mm key stroke
Interface Ports: Two USB, S-Video, Mini-VGA (CRT adapter provided), RJ-11 (modem), and RJ-45 (Ethernet) ports, IEEE 1394
LifeBook Application Panel: Programmable application launch buttons for email and two additional software applications
PC Card Slots
Type I or Type II (one slot)
32-bit PC CardBus architecture
Batteries
Up to 3.5 hours with Main Lithium ion battery
Up to 7 hours with High-capacity Main Lithium ion battery
Up to 10.5 hours with Main battery plus Modular 2nd Bay battery
Up to 14 hours with High-capacity Main battery plus Modular 2nd Bay battery
AC Adapter
Auto-sensing dual voltage support, AC100-240V
DC 16V, 2.5A
Dimensions and Weight
10.6"(w) x 7"(d) x 1.59"(h)
Only 3.4 lbs with combo drive and main battery
Approximately 2.8 lbs with weight saver
Operating System: Windows XP Home, Windows XP Professional
Windows ® XP Home Pre-installed Software: Fujitsu Service Assistant, Adobe® Acrobat Reader, Earthlink®, Fujitsu HotKey Utility, LifeBook Application Panel, Microsoft Works, and Quicken®.
Windows XP Professional Pre-installed Software: Fujitsu Service Assistant, Fujitsu LifeBook Application Panel; PowerQuest® Drive Image™ Special Edition, McAfee VirusScan Online; Adobe® Acrobat Reader, Netscape® 6; Fujitsu HotKey Utility
Windows 2000 Professional Pre-installed Software: Netscape® 6, McAfee.com®, PowerQuest® Drive Image™ Special Edition and Fujitsu BatteryAid.
Application Software on CD: Depending upon your system configuration, you may also receive the following applications: Drag 'n Drop, Intervideo WinDVD
Regulatory and Compliance
Energy Star-compliant
FCC part 15 Class B and Subpart "C"
UL and cUL approved
Industry Canada RSS210
CE Mark, ETS 300-826
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Second is random server..Just for home use, nothing super business, just for maybe random home hosting.
| Quote: | | two IBM x220 servers both for $150 include - two or three 36gb U160 hot swap hard drives, cdrom,floppy, onboard video, 1 GB ecc ram, serveraid card for raid. One is dual 1ghz, other is dual 933. Also included are four extra serveraid cards, extra power supply, and memory. There is Win2k Server coa, currently has debian linux installed on both. |
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BrandonMS
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| Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 4:32 pm Post subject: |
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The laptop is ancient.
For an extra 100-300 you could get a brand new dual core laptop.
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K thanks.
Anyone know stuffs about servers?
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I don't like laptops. If you buy a PC and a laptop at the same price, the PC will be better.
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| Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 5:55 pm Post subject: |
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| 30 gb hard drive? Fuck that.
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| HornyAZNBoy wrote: | | I don't like laptops. If you buy a PC and a laptop at the same price, the PC will be better. |
Are you serious?!?!?! Whoa
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If your a mobile person, go for a laptop.
Although, it seems like you want it for a server?
You don't need gfx cards for servers, don't need monitors (just use an old one), don't need dvd/cd drives (just plug one in at first to install linux), shouldnt need much RAM, probably won't be running too hot, a stock fan should work fine for the CPU...
Definitely get a tower if you want to make a server.
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