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Operating system
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Mac OS X Tiger
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Software on which the device runs
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Number of cores
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Dual
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Computer processors are made up of 1 or more cores. Having multiple cores allows the computer to run two or more processes at once, improving multi-tasking and speeding things up.
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RAM (Gigabytes)
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1
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Hard disk capacity (Gigabytes)
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60
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Hard Disk capacity is measured in GBs which stands for Gigabytes. A gigabyte is 1000 MB or megabytes. The more GB you have the more info like photos and music you can store.
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Processor speed (Gigahertz)
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1.66
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The processor is the driving force of your personal computer. The higher the number in Gigahertz or Ghz the faster your computer will run. Don’t forget that other factors such as the number of cores will have an effect on speed.
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Processor brand
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Intel
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There are 2 main manufacturers of computer processors. They are Intel and AMD.
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Processor series
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Core 2 Duo
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This is the processor model range. Different types of processor have different types of functionality. For example Centrino processors are specifically designed to increase battery life in laptops.
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Processor number
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T2300
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This is the specific processor number in the processor range.
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Graphics card brand
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Intel
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Graphics cards in desktop computers and graphics chips in laptops are manufactured by 3 main companies: Intel, ATI and nVidia. If you want to play modern games aim for an ATI or nVidia card or chip. Intel cards and chips work perfectly for general laptop use, video playback and older computer games.
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Graphics card model number
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MEDIA ACC. 950
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This is the range and model number of the graphics card or chip in your desktop or laptop computer.
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Built-in disc drive
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CD-ROM drive
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Built-in disc drives can be used to copy data, music, documents or films from your laptop, netbook or desktop computer, onto a blank DVD. DVD writers can also copy info onto blank CDs but CDs have a lower storage capacity. Normal DVD discs can store up to 4.7GB of info. DVD stands for Digital Versatile Disc.
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Built-in disc drive
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DVD drive
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Built-in disc drives can be used to copy data, music, documents or films from your laptop, netbook or desktop computer, onto a blank DVD. DVD writers can also copy info onto blank CDs but CDs have a lower storage capacity. Normal DVD discs can store up to 4.7GB of info. DVD stands for Digital Versatile Disc.
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Number of USB ports
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5
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Release date
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2007-04-10
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The date the product was originally made available for purchase.
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Manufacturer's Description
Small is huge.
Better graphics, more memory, more hard drive space and more power fit inside one small square. Yet Mac mini makes room for even more.
Graphics up to five times faster.
The NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics processor comes to the new Mac mini, bringing you up to 5x faster graphics performance.1 You’ll notice the difference when you work with high-resolution photos and high-definition video. Advanced NVIDIA graphics bring pure power to the latest 3D games and graphics-intensive applications. So you can work easier and play harder.
Pint-size power.
With a more powerful system architecture, Mac mini is faster than ever. The 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, a blazingly fast 1066MHz frontside bus, and 3MB of L2 cache come standard. Which means every square inch of the 6.5-inch square runs at full force.
The world’s most energy-efficient desktop computer.
What Mac mini doesn’t do could be its biggest feat. It simply doesn’t waste energy. When Mac mini is idle, it consumes less than 13 watts — 45 percent less power than the previous generation. Mac mini is made from highly recyclable aluminium. And even the packaging is 31 percent smaller, so it’s more efficient to store and recycle.
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