Compaq Armada 4100
Il Compaq Armada 4100 del 1996 è da considerarsi un 'classico' nell'ambito
dell'evoluzione dei Personal Computer portatili. Si tratta di un modello del
1996 al quale si aggiunge un'unità di espansione dotata: del CD-Rom, di una
ulteriore batteria e due altoparlanti.
Il NotebooK ha una maniglia, posta sul retro, che oltre a facilitarne il
trasporto è utilizzata per alloggiare la batteria.
dal sito della Compaq:
The Notebooks That Let You Take What You Want, Where and When You Want It
Today, June 17, 1996, Compaq is proud to introduce a notebook PC that will
change the way people work and travel. The Armada 4100 is the most flexible
notebook on the market today. The Armada 4100 family is a high-performance
family of Pentium processor-based notebook PCs featuring an innovative, flexible
design that allows you to take only what you want, where you want, and when you
want. The unique modular design is truly a breakthrough in flexibility. The
Armada 4100 features true 64-bit architecture, PCI local bus graphics, large
displays, user-selectable pointing devices, simultaneous access to CD & floppy
drives, wavetable audio, software MPEG, user-programmable keys and support for
up to 3 Li-Ion batteries, one of which doubles as a tilt foot, port cover and
handle.
Compaq is proud to announce the addition of the Armada family to its portable
line up. The Armada name will signify a new family of notebook PCs designed to
meet the needs of all types and classes of users. From the highly mobile to the
desktop replacement and from the entry-level to the power hungry. The Armada
family is destined to be a true force in the notebook market, designed to
provide a solution for every class of user
Armada 4100 Features Summary
- 75 to 133MHz Mobile Pentium Processors
- P100 and above include 256KB of secondary L2 cache
- 8 MB and 16 MB Base Memory - Expandable to 40 MB & 48 MB
- PCI Local Bus graphics with software MPEG
- 1 MB EDO Video DRAM
- 10.4", 11.3" and 11.8" CSTN & CTFT SVGA Displays
- Software MPEG, Zoomed Video support and large SVGA panels
- 16-bit Stereo with dual speakers (SoundBlaster Pro compatible)
- Mobile CD Expansion Unit provides 4x CD, Enhanced audio speakers, Midi/Game port, wavetable support, and bay for optional battery
- Standard touchpad is swappable with optional optical trackball
- User programmable keys for launching and toggling applications. They also emulate the Microsoft Windows 95 shortcut keys.
- Simultaneous support for up to 3 batteries for outstanding battery life.
- Full suite of standard ports, plus Infrared and NTSC/PAL
- Telephony support through internal microphone and speakers when used with Compaq's PCMCIA Telephony modem and standard Just Connect software. Features include: Full duplex speakerphone, telephone answering machine, data/fax, and switched voice & data over a single line.
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