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*11.3-inch TFT color LCD (800x600 resolution, 100:1 contrast ratio) | *11.3-inch TFT color LCD (800x600 resolution, 100:1 contrast ratio) | ||
*Chips&Tech CT65548 video controller (1MB VRAM, 16bit colour capable on external SVGA screen) | *Chips&Tech CT65548 video controller (1MB VRAM, 16bit colour capable on external SVGA screen) | ||
* | *ESS688 Audio Card, SoundBlaster 2.0/Adlib capable emulation | ||
*8 MB EDO RAM (standard) up to 40 MB Max (32MB on Toshiba proprietary format RAM module) | *8 MB EDO RAM (standard) up to 40 MB Max (32MB on Toshiba proprietary format RAM module) | ||
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== Benchmarks == | == Benchmarks == | ||
== Greatest features & flaws == | |||
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! Features !! Flaws | |||
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| Great Windows 3.1 and MS-DOS gaming, good Windows 95 support || Poor CPU cooling system, hot running | |||
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| Great SoundBlaster compatible support || Mono speaker, proprietary RAM modules | |||
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| Good keyboard and trackpoint || Soldered CPU, somewhat fragile case plastics | |||
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| Ergonomic case design || Poor reliability harddrive and floppy drive | |||
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== Review == | == Review == | ||