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Sony PCV-RX380DS Model, Processor, Hard Disk Drive, Partition, Approximate Standard, Graphics

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Specifications

Model	PCV-RX370DS	PCV-RX380DS
Processor	1.30 GHz* Intel® Pentium® 4	1.50 GHz* Intel® Pentium® 4

Hard Disk Drive	60 GB†	80 GB†
C / D Partition	C = 16GB / D = 44GB	C = 16GB / D = 64GB
(Approximate)

Standard	128 MB PC-800 Rambus RIMM, expandable to 512 MB
Memory

Video RAM	16 MB	32 MB

MPEG	“Sony Tuned” MPEG Digital Video supports full-screen video
	playback

Graphics	nVIDIA® GeForce2 MX (AGP 4x) Graphics Acceleration

Sound Capabilities	Analog Devices SoundMAX Integrated Digital Audio

Diskette Drive	3.5” 1.44 MB FDD

CD-RW Drive	32X max. CD-ROM reading	32X max. CD-ROM reading‡
	8X max CD-R writing	12X max. CD-R writing
	32X max CD-R reading	32X max. CD-R reading
	4X max CD-RW writing	8X max. CD-RW writing
	20X max CD-RW reading	20X max. CD-RW reading

DVD-ROM Drive	16X max. DVD-ROM (40X max. CD-ROM)**

Modem	Lucent 1648 technology/V.90 compatible data/fax
	modem (REN 0.7)††
Expansion Capabilities	Hard disk drive bay

Connection Capabilities	USB ports (2)
(Front)	i.LINK (4-pin) port

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Sony PCV-RX380DS Model, Processor, Hard Disk Drive, Partition, Approximate Standard, Memory Video RAM, Graphics, Modem

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