Sony PCG-F610, PCG-F630 manual Specifications

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Notebook User Guide

Specifications

Model	PCG-F630	PCG-F610

Processor	Mobile AMD-K6®-2+ 550MHz*	Mobile AMD-K6®-2+ 550MHz*
Hard Disk Drive	12.0 GB†	6.0 GB†
Standard RAM	64 MB SDRAM, expandable to 256 MB

LCD Screen	13.3” XGA TFT	12.1” SVGA TFT

L2 Cache Memory	128 KB (on die)

MPEG	MPEG1 and MPEG2	MPEG1

Graphics	Trident CyberBlade™i7 3D graphic accelerator with shared video memory

Sound Capabilities	16-bit CD-quality stereo sound

Diskette Drive	3.5” 1.44 MB

DVD-ROM Drive	Reads CD data from 10.3X to 24X variable transfer rate.**
	Reads DVD data from 1.7X to 8X variable transfer rate.††
Laser Diode	CD-ROM: Wavelength 785nm; laser output 3.97 µW
Properties	DVD-ROM: Wavelength 780 nm and 650 nm; laser output 30.2µW

Modem	V.90/K56flex™ technology compatible modem***
Expansion	Type II PC cards and
Capabilities	Type III PC card
	Card Bus support
Built-in Capabilities	Stereo speakers
	Touchpad

Telecommunication	Data and fax send/receive***
Capabilities

Connection	2 USB ports
Capabilities	i.LINK†††
	Serial port
	Keyboard/mouse (PS/2® style)
	VGA monitor
	Parallel (printer)
	Phone line (RJ-11)
	Microphone
	Headphone
	Port replicator

Supplied	Rechargeable battery
Accessories	AC adapter and power cord

Power	64.35 watts maximum (19.5V DC/AC 100-240V)
Requirements

Power	Energy Star compliant
Management	Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI)

Battery	Lithium-ion

Dimensions	12.7”(w) x 1.9”(h)****x 10.4”(d)
	(324 x 47.4 x 265.5 mm)

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