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[[File:FR 2x.jpg|alt=A PCG-FR in a japanese Ad|thumb|368x368px|A PCG-FR in a japanese Ad]] | [[File:FR 2x.jpg|alt=A PCG-FR in a japanese Ad|thumb|368x368px|A PCG-FR in a japanese Ad]] | ||
The Sony VAIO PCG-FR was a series of high-end, desktop replacement laptop computers aimed at power users from the | |||
== Overview == | |||
The Sony VAIO PCG-FR (AMD) was a series of mid-to-high-end, desktop replacement laptop computers introduced by Sony in 2003, aimed at power and business users, that needed a powerful, yet not extremely expensive device. | |||
They were highly praised for their excellent keyboard, and their superb Sony Ultrabright displays, they were bright, and the colors were vibrant, however the resolution was lacking. | |||
They featured a mobile AMD Athlon XP CPU, a downgrade over the Desktop Intel Pentium 4 found on the Intel variants. However, in exchange, you recieved a better GPU, an NVIDIA GeForce 4 420 Go, which is still pretty basic and not intended for gaming. | |||
They can be easily differentiated from the Intel variant by the little silver line on the bottom left of the keyboard. AMD variants do not have that, but Intel variants do. | |||
== Detailed Specs == | == Detailed Specs == | ||
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Processor: 1.67GHz Mobile AMD Athlon XP 2000+ (Socket A) | Processor: 1.67GHz Mobile AMD Athlon XP 2000+ (Socket A) | ||
Graphics: 190MHz | Graphics: 190MHz NVIDIA GeForce 4 420 Go | ||
VRAM: 64MB DDR | VRAM: 64MB DDR | ||
Memory: | Memory: DDR PC-2100 SDRAM | ||
Storage: | Storage: 2.5" IDE HDD | ||
Ports: 3x USB; 2x Type II PCcard slots; 1x Sony i.Link S400 (Apple FireWire 400 4-pin/ IEEE1394); 1x VGA-Out; 1x A/V-Out (3.5mm to RCA cable needed), 1x parallel "Centronics" printer port; 2x 3.5mm audio jack (audio-in and audio-out) | Ports: 3x USB; 2x Type II PCcard slots; 1x Sony i.Link S400 (Apple FireWire 400 4-pin/ IEEE1394); 1x VGA-Out; 1x A/V-Out (3.5mm to RCA cable needed), 1x parallel "Centronics" printer port; 2x 3.5mm audio jack (audio-in and audio-out) | ||
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Battery life: about 2h | Battery life: about 2h | ||
== Ressources == | |||
[https://download.vaiolibrary.com/manuals/pcg-fr/pcgfr130_specifications.pdf Sony Official PCG-FR130 Specifications Manual] | |||
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
Pictures: [http://www.vaio.sony.co.jp/Products/PCG-FR55/ Picture Nr1] | Pictures: [http://www.vaio.sony.co.jp/Products/PCG-FR55/ Picture Nr1] | ||
Revision as of 12:21, 26 April 2022
Overview
The Sony VAIO PCG-FR (AMD) was a series of mid-to-high-end, desktop replacement laptop computers introduced by Sony in 2003, aimed at power and business users, that needed a powerful, yet not extremely expensive device.
They were highly praised for their excellent keyboard, and their superb Sony Ultrabright displays, they were bright, and the colors were vibrant, however the resolution was lacking.
They featured a mobile AMD Athlon XP CPU, a downgrade over the Desktop Intel Pentium 4 found on the Intel variants. However, in exchange, you recieved a better GPU, an NVIDIA GeForce 4 420 Go, which is still pretty basic and not intended for gaming.
They can be easily differentiated from the Intel variant by the little silver line on the bottom left of the keyboard. AMD variants do not have that, but Intel variants do.
Detailed Specs
Note: these specifications are relative to the PCG-FR105 (PCG-9H2M)
Processor: 1.67GHz Mobile AMD Athlon XP 2000+ (Socket A)
Graphics: 190MHz NVIDIA GeForce 4 420 Go
VRAM: 64MB DDR
Memory: DDR PC-2100 SDRAM
Storage: 2.5" IDE HDD
Ports: 3x USB; 2x Type II PCcard slots; 1x Sony i.Link S400 (Apple FireWire 400 4-pin/ IEEE1394); 1x VGA-Out; 1x A/V-Out (3.5mm to RCA cable needed), 1x parallel "Centronics" printer port; 2x 3.5mm audio jack (audio-in and audio-out)
Additional Devices: 1x 3.5", 1.44MB Mitsumi floppy drive; 1x DVD-ROM/CD-RW Quanta Storage optical drive
Connectivity: 10/100 Mbps Ethernet; 56k Fax/Modem Combo; IEEE1394 net adapter
Display: 14.1" 1024x768 (XGA), 4:3 TFT panel
Weight: over 3kg (over 6.6lb)
Battery life: about 2h
Ressources
Sources
Pictures: Picture Nr1