Limited to 95 sub-laptops born in India '96 / 5 News Release Standard price: 348,000 yen Inquiries: Hatanai Engineering Yantra Division Tel...
Limited to 95 sub-laptops born in India
’96 / 5 News Release
Standard price: 348,000 yen
Inquiries:
Hatanai Engineering Yantra Division
Tel.0120-380-366 (toll free number)
Hatasei Engineering Co., Ltd. has released the sub-notebook computer “Yantra 4096S” manufactured by Ncore Technology of India. Limited to 95 units, sold directly.
Although it is not enough in terms of specifications, it is 2.1kg lightweight while having a built-in CD-ROM drive. Above all, the value is that other humans never have it.
In addition, the manufacturer Ncore Techonology also has a name as a member of the PC card consortium, and it seems that it also makes PC card socket services. As far as the material is concerned, not only the socket service but also the BIOS is its own brand. It seems that he also participated in COMDEX last year. India is scary.
[Main specifications]
- 486DX-4 75MHz CPU
- Size: 278 x 176 x 56 mm 2.1 kg
- 32MB RAM/816MB 2.5″IDE HDD
- Nickel metal hydride battery. Operating time 1.5 hours
- SoundBlaster Pro / Windows Sound System compatible sound source
- PCMCIA TYPE 2 x 2 or TYPE 3 x 1 slot
- Pointing device: Stick type on keyboard
- English keyboard
- Windows 95 Japanese version pre-installed
- Includes FDD drive, AC adapter, port replicator, tie-pin microphone, stereo headphones
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