The Specifications of a Dell Latitude C600 Pentium III 1000 MHZ
The Dell Latitude C600, released in 2001, was designed as a corporate laptop, according to PC Mag. The laptop could be purchased for $2,925 at that time. As with many pre-built computers, the specifications were customizable.
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Display
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The C600 came with two display options. Both TFT screens were 14.1 inches, but they varied depending on the screen resolution. The extended graphics array (XGA) screen featured a resolution of 1024 x 728. The super video graphics array (SXGA+) featured 1400 x 1050.
Modular Bay
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The modular bay was a prominent feature of the laptop. A CD-ROM drive was not built in, but one was included to be used with the modular bay. This bay could also be used a second battery or a zip drive.
Memory
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The C600 started with 64 MB synchronous dynamic random-access memory, or SDRAM. It was possible to increase to a maximum of 512 MB. Most laptops ran in the 128 MB or 256 MB area.
Battery
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An 8-cell lithium ion battery came stock. In addition, a four-cell battery could be purchased for use as a secondary battery in the modular bay.
Video and Audio
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A hardware accelerated 8 MB of video memory was available for display purposes. The C600 also featured two audio jacks, an intergated microphone and two built in speakers. The audio controller was a ESS Maestro 3i.
Hard Drive
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The C600 had a 20 GB hard drive installed.
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