PCG-NV: Difference between revisions

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PCG-NV with Net MD module

Overview

The VAIO PCG-NV is a high-end Intel Pentium 4M-based multimedia notebook that was introduced in 2002.

The PCG-NV's standout feature is its modular bay, which could accommodate a Mini-Disc player, number pad, a floppy drive, or a subwoofer. It is also known for its high quality speakers.

Modular Bay Modules

On top of the modular bay is a fixed CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive.

Mini-Disc drive (Net MD): PCGA-MDN1
External numeric keypad: PCGA-TKN1
Floppy drive: PCGA-FDN1
Subwoofer: PCGA-CWN1

Detailed Specs

Processor: Socket 478 (Northwood-M) - Intel Pentium 4M @1.6, 1.7, or 1.8GHz

Chipset: Intel 845MP

Graphics: ATI Mobility Radeon 7500 (16MB VRAM)

RAM: 200MHz DDR, 2 slots, 256MB Standard, 512MB Maximum (officially)

Display Options: 14.1" TFT @1024x768, 15.0" TFT @1024x768, 15.0" TFT @1400x1050, 15.0" TFT @1600x1200

Storage: 2.5" IDE (Ultra ATA/100), 30 or 40GB

Optical Drive: CD-RW or DVD-ROM

Battery: PCGA-BP2NX (Lithium-Ion)

Weight: 3.7kg

Resources

Presentation Pages
PCG-NV55/77/99	Sony JP

Sources

Sony, ZDNet Review

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-[[File:Pcg-nv109m.jpg|thumb|alt=VAIO PCG-NV109M|VAIO PCG-NV109M]]
+[[File:Pcg-nv109m.jpg|thumb|alt=VAIO PCG-NV109M|PCG-NV with Net MD module]]
 ==Overview==
-The VAIO PCG-NV is a series high-end Pentium 4M-based multimedia notebooks that were introduced in 2002.
+The VAIO PCG-NV is a high-end Intel Pentium 4M-based multimedia notebook that was introduced in 2002.
-The PCG-NV's standout feature is its modular bay, which could accommodate a MiniDisc player, number pad, a floppy drive, or a subwoofer.
+The PCG-NV's standout feature is its modular bay, which could accommodate a Mini-Disc player, number pad, a floppy drive, or a subwoofer. It is also known for its high quality speakers.
+==== Modular Bay Modules ====
+On top of the modular bay is a fixed CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive.
+* Mini-Disc drive (Net MD): '''PCGA-MDN1'''
+* External numeric keypad: '''PCGA-TKN1'''
+* Floppy drive: '''PCGA-FDN1'''
+* Subwoofer: '''PCGA-CWN1'''
 ==Detailed Specs==
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 '''Display Options''': 14.1" TFT @1024x768, 15.0" TFT @1024x768, 15.0" TFT @1400x1050, 15.0" TFT @1600x1200
-'''Storage''': 2.5" IDE, 30GB standard in some models
+'''Storage''': 2.5" IDE (Ultra ATA/100), 30 or 40GB
+'''Optical Drive''': CD-RW or DVD-ROM
-'''Drives''': Modular bay supports a floppy drive, MiniDisc drive, or subwoofer module. There's also an Optical Drive - not sure if it's a module, or a separate bay.
+'''Battery''': PCGA-BP2NX (Lithium-Ion)
-'''Battery''': Lithium Ion
+'''Weight:''' 3.7kg
 ==Resources==
-Unfinished
+{| class="wikitable"
+|+ Presentation Pages
+|-
+|PCG-NV55/77/99||[https://www.sony.jp/products/Consumer/PCOM/PCG-NV99M/index.html Sony JP]
+|}
 ==Sources==
-[https://web.archive.org/web/20200811132250/https://www.zdnet.com/product/sony-vaio-pcg-nv109m/ ZDNet Review]
+[https://sony.com Sony], [https://web.archive.org/web/20200811132250/https://www.zdnet.com/product/sony-vaio-pcg-nv109m/ ZDNet Review]