I have a portable 3d projector and I have a nice set up for it with portable screen, speakers, 3d vision kit and an extra pair of glasses. I am looking for a notebook that will actually push 3d vision over VGA/HDMI (VGA would be...
Intel Virtualization Technology, aka VT or VTx or Vanderpool. It's a processor feature on the Core Duo that enables VM software like Microsoft Virtual Server and Xen to run virtual machines without emulation, greatly speeeding them up.
Maybe for that specific model, I have no familiarity with it. Most notebooks with a 1GB memory limit will function properly with 2GB, though. There are no chipsets with a maximum limit of 1GB addressable memory in recent use, so it...
Not sure about the 1xx series of the SZ, but the SZ220's bios does NOT set the processor lock bit, and hence Virtualization is disabled.
This was actually one of the main reasons I wanted a Core Duo processor, so the SZ-220 went back...
Illwafer, you are wrong on a number of counts. About your only point that's correct is that a dedicated graphics card will use more power and hence your battery will last less time. Any recent dell with a PCI Express-based dedicated...
No LCDs can accomodate higher 'refresh rates' -- all the refresh rate is is the amount of times the video buffer is output to the display device per second. Analog display devices use this to repaint phosphors, while LCDs just update...
Matched pairs don't really do anything, dual channel is useless on these machines as the FSB is saturated by a single channel of memory. I ran 1.25 GB for a while and it was fine.
The memory spec is ok, I dunno if I would order on ebay...
