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Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Getting help       anything display not does monitor My About the display 1 as follows: proceed menu, the Start and of the taskbar view the default To change the Press ThewindowI have just closed is stillthescreen on I cannot find the the Windows find I cannot 1 follows: as proceed display, your of resolution the change To ofmy display the resolution to change I want 2 Click Click taskbar. the retrieve to ofthe screen edge toeach the cursor Move minimized. or hidden is not taskbar the that Check the display. activate key any to Press mode. may Standby be in display The computer Adjust the brightnessthe of monitor. Checkthatpower the indicatorthe main onunit on. is on. it turned and is that source apower into is plugged computer that the Check From the the From settings. 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Taskbar andStart Menu dialog box appears, where you can make the required required the make you can where box appears, dialog . . nN 58 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Getting help     1 Using 2 1 button: eject the With Toopen the CD-RWDVD-ROM or drive, proceed as follows: My CD-RW/DVD-ROMdisc tray doesnotopen About CDs and floppy disks 5 4 3 2 I cannot play CD a play I cannot 3 2 Click Click drive disc appropriate the on button eject the Press on. turned is the power Make sure Check the volume your speakers. of the volume Check program. of the the instructions to according is installed the software sure make software, requires If the disc outwards. facing the disc is the label of Make sure it. toaccess try you before it todetect system for the seconds few for a wait CD, the inserting After Click Click Move the Move the the Select The Click Click The disc drive opens and you can retrieve the the disc. retrieve you can and opens The disc drive the Select icon. drive disc the Right-click My Computer: Display Properties Start OK Appearance and Themes and Appearance . Screen Resolution Settings Eject Eject , and then then , and option. tab. My Computer dialog box appears dialog slider to change theresolution. tochange slider , then the the then , . Display icon. . nN 59 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Getting help        I cannot play DVD-ROM a play I cannot   following: all of check the sound, hear but cannot video Ifthe see you Windows the in resolution the change results, best If you hear sound but cannot see a picture, your computer's video resolution may be set toodisc. high. the of For packaging the on listed is code region The desktop. VAIO your on drive DVD-ROM the with incompatible is play to trying are you DVD-ROM the that player, be DVD the could it using are you when appears warning code If region a it on. turning before at 1 hour for least Leave the computer occurred. have may condensation Moisture cleaner. appropriate an with disc the Clean Change function Windows in function Change usin setting this change not Do DVDs. 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Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Getting help      6 5 4 3 2 1 as follows: proceed speed, to lower a default the from speed thewriting To change tosetting. alower 10x from speed writing the change discs, CD-RW non-10x and CD-R non-16x formatting difficulty having are and media other touse want If you performance. tooptimum achieve media CD-R or CD-RW 16x 10x must You use speed? atthe highest not record my CD-RW does Why start not does software the and appears drive' When I double-click an application icon, a message such as 'You must insert the application CD into your My floppy disk drive cannot write to a disk Click Click the Change the Select Select icon. drive disc the Right-click Go to outwards. facing label side the with disc tray in the the place you Make sure again. the program starting and try the disc Insert CD-ROM. onthe application located that are files specific titles require Some drive. disk floppy the into inserted is properly disk that the Check protected. is write- or not use that a disk feature the write-protect Disable be write-protected. may Thedisk floppy The VAIO has a maximum recording rate of 16x for CD-R and 10x for CD-RW discs. 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Settings Current Write Speed Write Current . tab. from the the from Start fieldto menu. 4x . nN 61 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Getting help    sound any arenot producing My speakers sound About 1 as follows: proceed settings, the microphone To adjust gain. microphone the adjust can you sound, record you when noise background much too is there find you If noise tobackground sensitive is too My microphone correctly. connector the microphone into is plugged microphone your external that Check work not does My microphone 6 5 3 2 4 In the the In are charged. they and that properly areinserted the batteries that check the speakers, power batteries If off. is it sure make button, a mute have speakers the If up. turned is volume the and connector headphones the into plugged are speakers the that check speakers, external using are If you Windows in controls volume the Check up. turned is the volume that check control, volume own has its that an application Ifare you using Change the setting in the the in setting the Change The The In the the In the Click The Click Click OK Under . 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DV use I cannot 9 8 7 10 restart both computers. both restart connection and then turn on the power again. on the turn power then and connection the Check devices. unused and disconnect devices off all connected turn thecase, is If this operation. them. connecting before afull restart perform sure you make case, In this may be affected. theconnection mode, saving apower from returned just has Ifcomputer either the i.LINK reconnect then Disconnect the i.LINK i.LINK Sony only use to advised You strongly are If you are using multiple i.LINK connected. areproperly the cables and that on turned DV is that device the Check Deselect the the Deselect select menu, Options In the control. slider the moving by level microphone the Reduce The Microphone - Balance Close the the Close The unwanted noise should now be cleared. be now should noise unwanted The Advanced Controls for Microphone ™ Recording Control devices. 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Advanced button under nN 63 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Getting help 6 5 4 3 2 1 follows: as proceed connection, printer the reset To dealer. your contact necessary, If drivers. up-to-date have you that and configured correctly is printer your that Check connected. areproperly the printer all of cables that the Check print I cannot  4 3 1 To install a local printer, proceed as follows: installed. beautomatically should theprinter a connection, has USB If the printer drivers. updated without properly function do not printers Some proceeding. before Always check the printer manufacturer printer the check Always doI installHow printer? a 2 Restart your computer. your Restart normal. seems everything that check and tabs different the through look a Have The printer is now is installed. now The printer In the the In Clickthe icon onof the printer installedyour on computer. select and window the of part left the in Right-click on Click This procedure applies for most, but not for all printers. 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Frequently recording imagesa to digital video device and again' try to the devices connections and cable the power Check DV failed. device to 'Recording message the displays my system DVgate, using device video a to digital images I record When About digital video captures and DVgate then remove the Memory Stick the Memory remove then Stick Memory the Insert When I remove a Memory Stick i.LINK the i.LINK Sony only use to advised strongly are You Disconnect the i.LINK i.LINK The connected 3 2 1 To seethe i.LINK My i.LINK The icon should now appear on desktop. on the appear now The icon should again. device Turn on the power the on device. your Reconnect Turn off and disconnect your i.LINK ™ ™ device does not appear on the desktop the on not appear does device devices. ™ device icon on the desktop, proceed as follows: as proceed desktop, the on icon device ™ ™ device is not recognised not is device device, then connect it again. it connect then device, ™ into the slot again and press press and again slot the into ™ ™ . 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Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Upgrading VAIO your computer 4 3 2 1 as follows: proceed unit, main the from panel side the To remove cover side the Opening need if assistance. you VAIO-Link contact Please computer. on a memory upgrading with familiar not are you if yourself, modules memory install not do You components. hardware internal new any install to dealer Sony local your contact You that: it recommended is by mishandling, guarantee of your the invalidation avoid To technology. connectors electronic and components precision high use modules memory and desktop VAIO Your atall times. precautions safety proper Observe equipment. electronic formodifying required compliance regulatory the with PCs and with associated terminology the with general familiarity assume procedures The following Upgrading your VAIOcomputer ! ! accumulated on your body. on your accumulated electricity any discharge to ofthe computer part a metal touch module, the memory handle you Before unit. the opening before down tocool computer the for hour one Wait for about operation. during hot very becomes unit main the of inside The down. cools computer the Wait until mains. the from thecomputer Unplug devices. peripheral all disconnect and computer your down Shut yourself by keeping constant contact with an unpanited metal part of the unit while carrying out any of these procedures. these of any out carrying while unit the of part metal unpanited an with contact constant keeping by yourself cellopha as such electricity, static hold or produce that materials handle not do and area carpeted a on work not do Otherwise, an at only here procedures the Follow components. other and cards, add-on drives, disk damage can (ESD) discharge Electrostatic Always switch the power off before openyou the system. 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These slots enable you to install add-on boards to expand the board add-on a PCI Inserting expansion slot, as shown: as slot, expansion the from screw the with it secure and slot expansion the into it plugging by board add-on the Install cover, the slot remove screw, the then asshown: Remove and slots. expansion available of the Locate one in described as cover side the Remove devices. peripheral any and your computer Unplug printer. your as such devices, peripheral off all turn and computer your down Shut Opening the side cover cover side the Opening pg 66) (page . nN 68 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Upgrading VAIO your computer 9 For memory upgrades, use only PC-800 Direct Rambus RIMM modules in pairs. in modules RIMM Rambus Direct PC-800 only use upgrades, memory For malfunction. a cause may module memory of the or removal installation on Mistakes memory. adding when Be careful on computer. a memory upgrading with arefamiliar you unless yourself them install not do you that recommend we although modules, memory optional installing by memory the increase can You computer. ofyour functionality the toexpand modules memory install to want may you future, the In Adding memory  8 7 Reconnect all peripheral devices and the power cord, and then turn on the computer.the on turn then and cord, power the and devices peripheral all Reconnect Replace the side cover as described in asdescribed cover theside Replace board). with the add-on that came (seethe manual requires board that the cables internal any Attach Make observe sure the you proper safety precautions add you when boards your to VAIO computer. 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If you are not familiar with upgrading memory on a computer, we highly recommend that you contact your Installing a new memory module 4 access the RIMM slots. 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All Programs , then VAIO System Information, VAIO Information, System and click VAIO VAIO nN 74 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Precautions   On using the power source        disk: hard your damaging avoid To shockor dust, you should be careful when handlingyour computer. vibration, tomechanical due data losing to prevent device safety hasthe internal disk hard the Although dust. or shock vibration, mechanical by damaged easily be can it However, time. a in short data orwrites reads and density storage high a has disk hard The disk hard the handling On need if assistance. you VAIO-Link contact Please damage. potential from computer your protect you to help precautions and guidelines safety describes section This Precautions Do not place your computer in a location subject to mechanical vibration or in an unstable position. in or an unstable vibration to mechanical alocation subject in your computer Do not place magnets. from away the computer Keep movements. to sudden computer your not subject Do shredder. or photocopier a as such equipment, power-consuming high other with outlet AC the share not Do Your AC50/60Hz. 220-240V on operates computer If the hard disk is damaged, the data cannot be restored. temperature. in changes to extreme aplace subject in your Docomputer not use disk. to data writing or reading while computer the restart or power the off turn not Do is on. the power while computer Doyour not move nN 75 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Precautions      computer your handling On      to: subject location a in computer your not place Do computer. ofthe ontop objects heavy orplace computer the not drop Do again. it operating before personnel qualified by checked computer the have to You want it. may unplug then and computer your down computer, shut the onto liquid any or object solid a drop you Should computer. ofyour finish the damage may solution. asthese orpowder, benzine, scouring asalcohol such pad, of type abrasive or any Dosolvent not use detergent mild a with moistened lightly or dry either is which cloth, soft a with unit the Clean time. long a for computer the use not to planning are you if outlet wall the from computer your Unplug itself. cord the pull Never plug. the by out it pull cord, the Todisconnect cord. power on the objects heavy not place Do example. for storm, anelectrical in surges, power sudden by caused computer to your damage prevents protector. surge a with Youdevice strip This a power can purchase cause a cause malfunction. may computer of your field computer. your near The electromagnetic equipment electronic place Do not        High humidity. High than 35 of more temperature ambient An shielded magnetically arenot that or speakers magnets Strong shock or vibration Mechanical orrain Moisture dust Excessive sunlight Direct ducts or air asradiators such sources, Heat º C or lessC or than 10 º C nN 76 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Precautions   discs compact handling On    On handling floppy disks        Restore the original application programs from the Product Recovery CD-ROM. Recovery the Product from programs application the original Restore As youmay lose important dataonce your computer is damaged, youshould back your up dataregularly. computer.the cleaning before cord power the you disconnect Make sure VAIO-Link. contact and computer occur,your unplug computer. on your your computer. turning before atleast problems hour any allow If one In case, this inside condense may moisture one, a warm to location cold a from directly brought is computer the If Do not use cut or damaged connection cables. occur. may problems otherwise, cables; and interface equipment peripheral Use only specified set. the from away distance suitable a computer the occur, this relocate Should or TV reception. to radio interference cause and may signals radio uses high-frequency The computer unit. main the for stand desktop VAIO supplied the use Always slots. ventilation its block may that ordraperies as curtains such material near or blankets, or rugs as such surfaces on porous computer your place not Do up. building from heat internal toprevent circulation air adequate Provide Do not drop or bend the disc. disc. ofthe surface the not touch Do Keepfloppy disks awayfrom directsunlight and other sources of heat. magnets. from away disks floppy Keep disk. floppy ofthe surface the touch or manually shutter the not open Do nN 77 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Precautions        Sticks Memory handling On     of the disc from the center out. Wipe off any remaining moisture with a dry soft cloth. soft a dry with moisture remaining off any Wipe out. the center from disc of the surface the wipe to it use and well, out water, it with wring cloth soft a moisten soiled, badly is disc the If out. center the from thesurface to wipe asoft cloth and use its by edge the disc hold cleaning, normal For disc. spray,to the or anti-static damage cleaners may as cause available they commercially agents, thinning as benzine, such reliability. use solvents not Do continuous toits essential is thedisc care of Proper shown. as hole, central and edge its by disc the hold Always errors. reading cause may a disc of surface the on dust and Fingerprints Use the storage case supplied with the Memory Stick Memory the with supplied case the storage Use     Sticks Memory orstore not use Do Sticks Memory not let Do Sticks Memory modify or disassemble not Do Stick Memory to the shock heavy orapply drop, not bend, Do Stick Memory the with supplied label the only Use Stick Memory the not touch Do Corrosive substances. 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™ connector with your finger or metallic objects. metallic or finger your with connector ™ ™ in a location subject to: subject in a location ™ . ™ asa label. ™ . ™ . nN 78 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Specifications Specifications MPEG Chipset RAM Maximum Standard RAM memory Cache Processor system Operating Model DVD-ROM driveDVD-ROM (upper drive bay) Floppy disk drive Sound capabilities Video memory Graphics MPEG 2 Digital Videoplayback Digital 2 full-screen Supports MPEG Laser output (read): DVD-ROM 0.41-0.45 mw 0.41-0.45 DVD-ROM (read): output Laser Standard RAM 128 MB PC-800 Rambus RIMM Rambus PC-800 MB 128 RAM Standard 16x max. DVD-ROM reading speed reading DVD-ROM max. 16x 40x max. CD-ROM reading speed reading CD-ROM max. 40x Wave length: DVD 640 - 660 nm 660 - 640 DVD length: Wave Windows Intel Laser diode properties: diode Laser nVidia Geforce2MX ® 3.5 inch 2 mode inch 3.5 ICH2 soft audioICH2 soft Pentium 4, 1.7 GHz PCV-RX1 ® Intel 850 512 MB 512 256 KB XP Home Edition Home XP 32 MB 32 80 GB 80 nN 79 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Specifications Expansion capabilities Modem CD-RW drive (lower drivebay) Model Special buttons Laser output (write): CD-R 35-53 mw, CD-RW 35-53mw mw,35-53 CD-R CD-RW (write): output Laser Laser output (read): CD-ROM/R/RW 1.0 mw 1.0 CD-ROM/R/RW output (read): Laser slot 4 (AGP slot): Graphics Card (AGP) Graphics slot): (AGP 4 slot 40x max. CD-ROM reading speed reading CD-ROM max. 40x slot 1 (bottom, PCI slot): modem PCI slot): (bottom, 1 slot 33x max. CD-RW reading speed reading CD-RW max. 33x 10x max.CD-RW writing speed Wave length: CD 778-787 nm 778-787 CD length: Wave 40x max. CD-Rreading speed 16x max. CD-R writing speed writing CD-R max. 16x 6 shortcut keys (S Keys) (S keys shortcut 6 Laser diode properties: diode Laser built-in modem V.90 modem built-in 3 xPCI /1 xAGP slot slot 3: open 3: slot open 2: slot PCV-RX1 nN 80 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Specifications Connection capabilities (front) Connection capabilities (rear) Model Power requirementPower Service Supplied accessories 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet LAN connection (RJ-45) connection LAN Fast Ethernet 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX AC adapter for speakers (230V 50Hz 125mA) 50Hz (230V for speakers AC adapter Memory Stick Memory ‡ 1 year free VAIO-Link Service VAIO-Link free 1 year country-specific phone plug phone country-specific country-specific phone plug phone country-specific parallel (printer) connector (printer) parallel stereo speakers(PCVA-SP2) 220-240V 1.6A50-60Hz telephone/modem jack telephone/modem optical out connector i.LINK i.LINK VAIO wheel mouse wheel VAIO VGA display (AGP) display VGA serial connector ™ VAIO keyboard VAIO USB ports (2) ports USB headphones microphone power cord power cord phone slot (blue Memory Stick Memory (blue slot PCV-RX1 USB port ™ ™ line-in (4-pin) port (4-pin) (6-pin) port (6-pin) ™ ) nN 81 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Specifications Specifications are subjectto changewithout notice. Storage humidity Operating humidity Storage temperature Operating temperature Weight Width x height x depth Dimensions managementPower Model 10% to 90% (not condensed), provided that humidity is less than 20% at at 20% than less is humidity that provided condensed), (not 90% to 10% at 65% than less is humidity that provided condensed), (not 80% to 20% +10 -20 Keyboard with palmrest: 435 mm x 51 mm x 205 mm 205 51 x mm x palmrest: mm 435 withKeyboard ° ° C to+60 ACPI (Advanced Configuration & Power Interface) C to +35 C to +60 +35 ° ° Desktop: 203mm x366 mm x371 mm C (hygrometer reading of less than 35 less reading of (hygrometer C than 29 less reading of (hygrometer C ° ° C (temperature gradient less thanless 10 gradient C (temperature C (temperature gradient less than 10 gradient than less (temperature C Desktop: 13 kg PCV-RX1 ° ° C) C) ° ° C/hour) C/hour) nN 82 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Glossary definitions have been compiled to provide you with a better understanding of your VAIO computer. VAIO ofyour understanding better a with you to provide compiled been have definitions and These terms world. in VAIO the and elsewhere in used manual this terms refers to section This Glossary recovery Application ACPI Definition 100BASE-TX 10BASE-T/ key Term CardBus BIOS recovery CD-ROM Application concerned. See PCMCIA. are speed operating and transfer data as far as performances higher enjoy to users computer allows The technology CardBus Card. PC for advanced an name is commercial CardBus the the computer to start it you when It on. turn the monitors stream operating the between and data system An acronym for Basic Input/Output The System. 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The 100 100 and second) per (megabits of 10 Mbps transfer rates data providing Ethernet system software. most of online the help to you gives access key The ’ s hardware devices. s hardware nN 83 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Glossary Driver Docking station DC In CPU Definition CD-RW CD-ROM Term EULA Ethernet DVD-ROM be found on the of your computer. your of motherboard the on found be of your system your of it processes instructions the the of computer; the is brains Unit) Processing The (Central CPU once. to written be only can CD-R several a times, to written be can ACD-RW to it. Short for Compact Disc-ReWriteable. can that used tobe write or data rewrite to. written not but from read being of capable size, in MB 650 usually disc, optical high-capacity A Memory. 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The CPU CPU alsos programs. as The is processor the orknown and can Read this first section at the beginning beginning the at section ’ s AC adapter. nN 84 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Glossary LCD LAN L2 cache memory Definition ISP i.LINK Term MAPI battery Lithium-ion LED ™ password and telephone number in order to connect Internet. the to connect to inorder number telephone and password An ISP (Internet Service Provider) is acompany which providesyou withuser a name, i.LINK the application. of menu File the in Send or Mail a Send include applications MAPI-compatible applications. among distribution and access e-mail allows It messages. e-mail send to you enabling interface A Microsoft Windows Program Interface. 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MPEG achieves high compression rates by storing only the changes from one of video compression for audio-visual standard is a Experts Group Pictures or Moving MPEG on. and so memory the BIOS, the CPU, the holds It computer. your inside board circuit main the is motherboard The reached, you can no longer add additional RAM toyour computer. The maximum amount of RAM thatyour computer can contain. Once this amount is A PCMCIA card. The term PC Card is more widely used than PCMCIA. See PCMCIA. See PCMCIA. than used widely more is Card PC term The card. 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D: C:and contain typically ’ s hard disk. A two-partition hard drive would would driveA two-partition hard s hard disk. nN 86 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Glossary Processor Port replicator Pixel Definition PCMCIA Term RAM PSTN PS/2 CD-ROM recovery Product resolution and the better the imagethe quality. better the resolution and the higher the pixels, more The it. on pictures and colours see to you enabling pixels, screen.of Yourpart your a thousands of is Element) of A pixelis (Picture up made screen card-sized modem. unpronounceable, these cards arenowtermed cards. PC An example ofaPC card is acredit was rather this as but cards, PCMCIA called be used to cards computers. The for boards plug-in card-sized credit the for specification the produced that group the of name the is Association) International Card Memory Computer (Personal PCMCIA current data can be processed. can data current capacity,computer. offyour RAM the turn the you faster the higher when The lost is RAM in storedInformation to. and write from read to memory of fastestkind the is RAM use.current data store in Access Memory, and programs run Random Shortused to for memorythe signals. analog using by transmission voice implementing networks telecommunication national TelephoneSwitched telephone old service, the plain (Public PSTN refers to the Network) port. keyboard or mouse of type A recovery CD-ROM(s) and system the recovery CD-ROM application include the CD-ROMs recoveryThe product system instructions your processes of the computer; it the brains of is the The processor devices. storage or boards expansion adding for slots notstation,your additional include VAIO. does a replicator is but Aport docking similar to to monitor) or a printer asperipherals a (such connect additional toenable that you ports contains replicator port The notebook. your to connect can you that device additional An the motherboard (see this word) of your computer. your word) of this (see motherboard the on found be can and microprocessor or CPU the as known also is processor The programs. ’ s nN 87 Sony VAIO Desktop User Guide Glossary System recovery Standard RAM SELV SDRAM RGB signalcable Definition Resolution Term TNV TFT CD-ROM System recovery three colours on the display. the on three colours for the requiresseparate types transmission cable that Red, A Blue. Green, stands forRGB the same size. of CRT a than resolution higher a use usually displays LCD 1,024. by 1,280 and screen), screen), 800 x 600 (appropriate for a 15-inch screen), 1,024 by 768 (appropriate 14-inch a for appropriate resolution; (VGA for a pixels 480 x 17-inch640 are resolutions screen computer Frequent inpixels. expressed is Resolution an image. of clarity and of sharpness degree The (Public Switched Telephone Network) modem. Telephone Network) Switched (Public signals. TNV-circuit Atypical PSTN conditions,isoperating a carries telecommunication TelecommunicationsShort for under Network Voltage.circuit normal A secondary that, four transistors. to supported one by quality. 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USB a to devices 127 to up Youconnect can printer). or scanner , mouse, (UniversalUSB Serial Bus) is a interface hardware for attaching devices (such keyboard,as a your computer. down shut and to data all unsaved save to you time have occurs, failure power the when computer the using are you If detected. is interruption power a as over soon battery takes as failure.power The a loss event of the data in from computer your protects batterythat a device including is Supply) a (Uninterruptible Power A UPS 1,024 x 768 pixels and supports up to 65 thousand colours. 65 thousand to supports up pixels and 1,024 768 x to Array, up Extendedboard Graphic provide Short can for XGA standard. graphics An a Internet. the is WAN existing largest The area. geographical small or building one within up set usuallynetworkthe is LAN, where is to contrast geographical in largerelatively This area. a covering and together connected network computer a is Network) Area (Wide WAN use of Sony's Audio-Video (AV) and Information Technology (IT)skills. peripherals, and software. accessories VAIO-branded items to best all are the make designed products, PC Sony's covering name Brand Operation. Integrated Audio Video for Short nN 89