Hardware Features; Figure 1-2. Back View Of The Computer - Dell Latitude CP Reference And Troubleshooting Manual

fan
parallel connector
USB connector
status indicator panel
docking connector
docking connector door

Figure 1-2. Back View of the Computer

H
ardware Features
Your Dell computer has the following features:
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A Pentium microprocessor running at 133, 166, or
233 megahertz (MHz) and a 12.1-inch super video
graphics array (SVGA) active-matrix color display
or a 13.3-inch extended graphics array (XGA)
(1024 x 768) active-matrix color display.
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Full multimedia capability through the following
standard features:
— A CD-ROM drive that can be used in the modu-
lar bay. When you unpack your computer, look
for the CD-ROM drive in the accessories box of
the shipping carton.
— 128-bit hardware-accelerated video support,
with 2 megabytes (MB) of video memory.
— Support for a zoom video PC Card in the upper
PC Card connector.
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serial connector
monitor connector
PS/2 connector
infrared port
PC Card slot
— Software wavetable support, Sound Blaster Pro-
compatible voice and music functions, and SRS
3-D audio control.
— Three audio jacks for connecting external
speakers or headphones, a microphone, and a
record/playback device to your computer.
— Built-in microphone and two stereo speakers.
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A modular bay that supports a CD-ROM drive,
diskette drive, or second battery. To make the com-
puter as light as possible when you travel, use the
special travel module in the modular bay.
NOTE: Your computer was shipped with a diskette
drive in the modular bay. For information on remov-
ing the diskette drive and installing a CD-ROM
drive, battery, or travel module in the modular bay,
see the topic titled "Modular Bay" in the online
System User's Guide.
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A 16- or 32-megabyte (MB) extended-data out
(EDO) memory module standard on the system
board. Memory can be increased up to 128 MB by
speaker
security cable slot
hard-disk drive