Acer At3705 Dtv

PROCESSOR- AMD Mobile Sempron 3300+ (128KB L2 cache, up to 1600MHz system bus) CHIPSET - SiSM760GX. MEMORY - 512MB (256MB installed in two of two memory slots) DDR333 SDRAM User upgradeable up to 2GB (one 1GB memory card in each slot) DISPLAY - 15.4" WXGA (1280 x 800) TFT LCD with Acer CrystalBright technology, up to 16.7 million colors VGA port - Support for simultaneous display on notebook LCD and external monitor GRAPHICS - SiSM760GX chipset with integrated Mirage2 graphics STORAGE - 80GB ATA/100 Hard drive Integrated CD-RW/DVD-ROM combo drive Optional External USB 1.44MB Floppy Drive AUDIO - Two integrated speakers and integrated microphone Mono microphone/line in and mono headphones/speakers/line out ports Microsoft DirectSound compatibility COMMUNICATION- Acer InviLink 802.11b/g wireless LAN, Acer SignalUp technology for enhanced antenna efficiency, WI-FI CERTIFIED 10/100 LAN, Wake-on-LAN ready V.92 56Kbps data/fax modem, PTT (postal, telegraph, telephone) certified in select countries CARD SLOT - PC Card slot for one Type II card, 32-bit PC CardBus architecture, Zoomed Video support SOFTWARE - Includes Microsoft Windows XP Professional. Installed software includes Acer Arcade, Acer eManager, Acer Launch Manager, Adobe Acrobat Reader, CyberLink PowerProducer (OEM version), Norton AntiVirus (OEM version), NTI CD-Maker (OEM version). On CD shipped with system: Acer System Recovery POWER SOURCE - 65-watt AC adapter. Four-cell lithium ion battery: up to 1.5 hours life depending on configuration and usage; 2.5 hours recharge time with system off, 3.

The latest entry in Blackwell Publishing's Media and Technology series, Digital Television: DTV and the Consumer provides media students, scholars, and professionals a compelling perspective of the social and cultural presence of this emerging technological phenomenon. Numerous books today address digital television (DTV), yet almost all of these focus on the technology associated with implementing new hardware and software. Digital Television: DTV and the Consumer offers a pragmatic, socially oriented basis for understanding DTV and helps reduce confusion as the nation moves to over-the-air DTV.