Sony PCV-RS600 quick start Additional information, Power indicator Vaio, SmartMedia slot†

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VAIO Computer Quick Start

13Power indicator (VAIO)

Light is blue when the computer is on. The light turns off when the computer is in Standby mode or turned off.

14Hard disk drive and optical disc drive access indicator Light is amber while reading and writing data.

15CompactFlash/Microdrive media card slot†

Reads and writes data from and to CompactFlash® or Microdrive™ media.

16SmartMedia slot†

Reads and writes data from and to SmartMedia™ media.

17Universal Serial Bus (USB 2.0) ports**

Connections for compatible high/full/low-speed USB devices.

18i.LINK 4-pin S400 port (IEEE 1394) Connection for a compatible digital device.

* A second optical drive is optional on certain VAIO® computer models. See the specifications sheet for details on your computer's hardware configuration.

† Not available on all models. See your online specifications sheet for details.

‡On models equipped with these hardware features, the media access indicator light is amber when reading or writing data to the SmartMedia™ or CompactFlash®/Microdrive® slots.

**The number of USB ports may vary depending on the model purchased.

✍For your convenience, your computer includes USB and i.LINK ports on both the front and back panels. The 4-pin i.LINK port is located on the front panel and the 6-pin i.LINK port is located on the back.

Additional information

Your computer is equipped with one or more optical disc drives that have a drive eject button on the drive door.

❑After pushing the eject button, wait for the drive to stop reading the CD. It may take a few moments for the drive tray to eject.

❑Gently push the drive tray in, when closing the optical drive door. Do not force the door or handle roughly.

❑After closing the drive door, wait a few moments for the drive to begin reading the CD.

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PCV-RS600 specifications

The Sony PCV-RS600 is a versatile and well-regarded desktop computer that emerged in the early 2000s, offering a blend of performance, design, and usability. This system was part of Sony's VAIO line, which was known for its aesthetic appeal and multimedia capabilities.

One of the standout features of the PCV-RS600 is its compact design. The system is housed in a sleek, elegant chassis that reflects Sony's commitment to style. The front panel is equipped with multiple USB ports, making it easy to connect peripherals and accessories. This design not only looks great but also optimizes space, making it suitable for home or office environments.

Under the hood, the PCV-RS600 is powered by an Intel Pentium 4 processor, providing robust performance for various computing tasks. The processor is paired with a significant amount of RAM, enabling users to run multiple applications simultaneously without sacrificing speed. Additionally, the system often included a dedicated graphics card, allowing for improved graphics performance, particularly beneficial for gaming or multimedia editing.

In terms of storage, the PCV-RS600 typically features a large hard drive, accommodating a substantial amount of data, from documents to photos and videos. This makes it a suitable choice for users who require ample storage space for their multimedia collections.

For connectivity, the PCV-RS600 comes equipped with a variety of ports, including Ethernet, VGA, and audio inputs, allowing users to connect to the internet and various devices effortlessly. The built-in CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive adds further convenience, enabling users to create and view CDs and DVDs without the need for additional hardware.

Another notable aspect of the PCV-RS600 is its multimedia capabilities. The system often ships with pre-installed software that enhances the user experience for video editing, music production, and photo management. This software suite, combined with the system's hardware, makes the PCV-RS600 an excellent choice for creative professionals and hobbyists alike.

In summary, the Sony PCV-RS600 stands out for its stylish design, strong performance, generous storage, and multimedia features. Even years after its release, it remains a respected option for users looking for a reliable and aesthetically pleasing desktop computer.
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