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QuickSpecs
Compaq Evo Notebook N400c
Standard Features
Intel ligen t Manag eab ili ty | Compaq Intelligent Manageability, a key component of PC Lifecycle Solutions, is the broad set of manageability |
| features found on Compaq Deskpro EN desktops, Armada notebooks, Evo Clients, Professional |
| Workstations, iPAQ Deskside and ProLiant server products. These |
| comply with industry standards, such as DMI and Wired for Management, while pioneering new ground in client |
| manageability. Compaq introduced the industry’s first line of manageable clients in 1995 and has been driving the |
| industry ever since. With Compaq’s lifecycle management philosophy, enterprises have all of the pieces for end- |
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| significantly lower the Total Cost of Ownership of managing the computing environment. Intelligent |
| Manageability offers solutions in the areas of Initial Configuration and Deployment, Asset Tracking and Security, |
| Software Updating and Management, and Fault Notification and Recovery. For more information, visit these |
| Compaq websites: http://www.compaq.com/im; http://www.compaq.com/easydeploy; |
| http://www.compaq.com/solutions/pcsolutions NOTE: These Web sites are available in English only. |
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Secu ri ty | Configuration Control Hardware |
| Memory Change Alert |
| Ownership Tag |
| Setup Password |
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| DriveLock |
| Enabled for PC SmartCard options |
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Power Suppl y | External AC Adapter (only 0.39 lb/0.17 kg); |
| AC adapter is 12 feet/3.66 meter |
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Battery | The Evo Notebook N400c |
| hours achieved using optional external battery. |
| NOTE: Actual results may vary with product model, configuration, and individual usage. Compaq results of 2:31 |
| (hr:min) were achieved running the eTesting Labs Inc.'s BatteryMark Test version 4.0.1 on an N400c |
| with an Intel Pentium III 700 MHz CPU, |
| Ion battery, and combination NIC/modem. System parameters were set according to Ziff Davis |
| recommendations: panel brightness 50%, hard drive standby and video idle time three minutes, and Intel |
| SpeedStep battery optimized mode. |
| NOTE: Actual results may vary with product model, configuration, and individual usage. Compaq results of 2:16 |
| (hr:min) were achieved running the eTesting Labs Inc.'s BatteryMark Test version 4.0.1 on an N400c with |
| an Intel Pentium III 850 MHz CPU, |
| battery, and combination NIC/modem. System parameters were set according to Ziff Davis |
| recommendations: panel brightness 50%, hard drive standby and video idle time three minutes, Intel |
| SpeedStep battery optimized mode and battery conservation mode set to high. |
| NOTE: These tests were performed without independent verification by eTesting Labs Inc. eTesting Labs Inc. |
| makes no representations or warranties as to the result of the test. BatteryMark is a trademark of Ziff |
| Davis Publishing Holdings Inc. and affiliate of eTesting Labs Inc. in the U.S. and other countries. |
| NOTE: The Universal Battery Charger (P/N |
| batteries and the N400c and M300 external handle batteries. It will not charge the N400c internal primary |
| battery. |
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Power Con servation | Intel SpeedStep technology (allows a Battery Optimized Mode where CPU draws 50% of normal power yet |
| affords 70 to 80% of maximum PIII processing speed) |
| Hibernation |
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| One custom level of power conservation |
| ACPI compliant |
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MultiBay Devices | MultiBay devices may be swapped with the system powered on (hot) or in suspend mode (warm) under Microsoft |
(with optional MEU) | Windows 98 SE or Windows 2000 (except MultiBay Zip drive or MultiBay secondary hard drive). |
| MultiBay devices can be swapped with system power off under any supported operating system. |
| NOTE: Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 does not support hot swapping of the |
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