The Latitude D505 In Pictures
By
Harald Thon,
published on March 9, 2004
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: does, everything, have, to, be, a, centrino
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: does, everything, have, to, be, a, centrino
Contents
- 1. Intentional Restraint
- 2. Special Features Of The Celeron M Compared To The Pentium M
- 3. Special Features Of The Celeron M Compared To The Pentium M, Continued
- 4. The Test System: Dell Latitude D505
- 5. The Latitude D505 In Pictures
- 6. The Latitude D505 In Pictures, Continued
- 7. Quickset: Power Management By Dell
5. The Latitude D505 In Pictures
Regarding the screen size, the user has a choice between a TFT display with a 14.1 or 15 inch diagonal. The TFT display's native resolution is 1024x768 pixels.
On the left side of the body are the FireWire port, the audio connectors and the PCMCIA slot, which can accommodate a Type II card. Dell placed the IR port, which conforms to the IRDA 1.1/1.0 standard, below the PCMCIA slot.
The optical drive, or optionally the secondary battery, sits in the multibay.
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