Dell Latitude CP, Reference And Troubleshooting Manual

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1-2 Dell Latitude CP Reference and Troubleshooting Guide
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.
— 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
parallel connector
fan
infrared port
USB connector
docking connector
PC Card slot
speaker
hard-disk drive
security cable slot
PS/2 connector
monitor connector
serial connector
docking connector door
status indicator panel