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EU Energy Star Database | Laptop PC Archive 2006-2007 | 2007.07.20 LAPTOP PC - archive 2006-2007 ) BRAND MODEL Watts in Sleep in On / Idle Watts CPU (MHz) speed Rated RAM (MB) Hard disk (GB) Cache (kB) Video RAM (MB) Power supply (W) System Operating storage Optical Year EU (2006/2007 Current PD_ID Acer Aspire 1200 Series 2.66 Celeron 1300 256 20 256 60 CDr 2002 10120 Acer Aspire 1200X 2.72 Celeron 1000 128 10 60 XP Pro CDr 2002 10108 Acer Aspire 1200XV (10GB) 2.72 Celeron 1000 128 10 60 XP Pro CDr 2002 10106 Acer Aspire 1200XV (20 GB) 2.72 Celeron 1000 256 20 60 XP Pro CDr 2002 10107 Acer Aspire 1202XC (10 GB) 2.76 Celeron 1200 256 10 256 60 XP Pro CDr 2002 10104 Acer Aspire 1202XC (20 GB) 2.74 Celeron 1200 256 20 256 60 XP Pro CDr 2002 10105 Acer Aspire 1310 (also in 14.1", 2.9 kg version) 0.80 AMD 2000 60 512 32 75 XP DVDr/CDrw 2003 1003531 Acer Aspire 1400 Series 1.63 P4 2000 256 30 512 90 DVDr/CDrw 2002 10118 Acer Aspire 1410 series 0.97 Celeron 1500 512 80 1024 64 65 XP 2004 x 1022450 Acer Aspire 1450 series 1.20 Athlon 1860 512 60 512 64 90 XP DVDrw 2003 1013067 Acer Aspire 1640Z series 0.95 12.00 PM 2000 512 80 2048 128 65 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1035428 Acer Aspire 1650Z series 0.95 12.00 PM 2000 512 80 2048 128 65 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1035429 Acer Aspire 1680 series 0.97 PM 2000 512 80 2048 64 65 XP 2004 x 1022449 Acer Aspire 1690 series 0.95 15.30 PM 2130 2048 80 2048 128 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1025226 Acer Aspire 1800 2.10 P4 3800 2048 80 1024 128 150 XP DVDrw 2004 x 1022660 Acer Aspire 2000 series 2.30 PM 1700 512 80 100 65 XP DVDr 2003 1012901 Acer Aspire 2010 series 2.61 P4 1800 1024 80 1000 65 65 XP CDr 2004 1015898 Acer Aspire 2020 series 2.61 P4 1800 1024 80 1000 64 65 XP CDr 2004 1015900 Acer Aspire 2030 series 2.61 P4 1800 1024 80 1000 65 65 XP CDr 2004 1015899 Acer Aspire 3000 series 1.28 25.61 Sempron 1800 512 80 256 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1028428 Acer Aspire 3010 series 2.30 40.60 Athlon 2200 512 80 1024 128 135 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1028372 Acer Aspire 3020 series 3.00 38.00 Sempron 2048 2048 100 512 128 90 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1027893 Acer Aspire 3100 series 1.70 35.40 Turion 64 2000 512 100 1024 128 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1060319 Acer Aspire 3200 series 1.90 22.00 PM 2160 2048 100 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1031694 Acer Aspire 3500 series 0.72 21.05 Celeron 1024 1024 80 1024 64 65 XP 2005 x 1027759 Acer Aspire 3600 series 1.90 22.00 PM 2160 2048 100 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1031692 Acer Aspire 3610 series 1.50 26.00 PM 2160 2048 100 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1031690 Acer Aspire 3620 series 1.20 32.20 PM 1600 512 60 2048 128 90 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1035425 Acer Aspire 3640 series 1.60 24.10 Celeron 1730 256 100 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056635 Acer Aspire 3650 series 1.10 28.00 Celeron 1600 512 100 512 64 65 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1060325 Acer Aspire 3670 series 1.20 33.30 Core Duo 2000 512 100 2048 128 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056632 Acer Aspire 4220 1.90 19.5 Turion TL66 2300 2048 160 2048 128 90 XP DVD rw 2007 x 1087565 Acer Aspire 4520 1.90 19.5 Turion TL66 2300 2048 160 2048 128 90 XP DVD rw 2007 x 1087566 Acer Aspire 5000 series 1.28 25.61 Sempron 1800 512 80 256 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1028429 Acer Aspire 5010 series 2.30 40.60 Athlon 2200 512 80 1024 128 135 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1028373 Acer Aspire 5020 series 3.00 38.00 Sempron 2048 2048 100 512 128 90 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1027894 Acer Aspire 5100 series 1.70 35.40 Turion 64 2000 512 100 1024 128 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1060320 Acer Aspire 5500 series 1.90 22.00 PM 2160 2048 100 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1031693 Acer Aspire 5540 series 2.90 56.00 Core Duo 2000 512 100 2048 128 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056616 Acer Aspire 5550 series 1.20 33.30 Core Duo 2000 512 100 2048 128 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056633 Acer Aspire 5560 series 2.90 56.00 Core Duo 2000 512 100 2048 128 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056617 Acer Aspire 5610 series 2.40 36.80 PM 2130 1024 120 2048 128 90 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1034859 Acer Aspire 5620 series 1.20 21.00 PM 2048 512 80 128 128 90 XP DVD 2006 x 1035433 Acer Aspire 5630 series 2.40 36.80 PM 2130 1024 120 2048 128 90 XP 2006 x 1067258 Acer Aspire 5650 series 2.40 36.80 PM 2130 1024 120 2048 128 90 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1034860 Acer Aspire 5670 series 1.20 21.00 PM 2048 512 80 128 128 90 XP DVD 2006 x 1035434 Acer Aspire 5680 series 2.40 36.80 PM 2130 1024 120 2048 128 90 XP 2006 x 1067544 Acer Aspire 5920 1.30 17 Core 2 Duo 2000 2048 160 2048 128 90 XP DVD rw 2007 x 1087563 Acer Aspire 7000 series 1.70 27.30 Sempron 1600 256 60 512 64 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1072718 Acer Aspire 7100 series 1.30 32.00 PM 1870 512 100 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056620 Acer Aspire 7110 series 1.50 30.70 Core Duo 2160 1024 100 2048 256 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056624 Acer Aspire 9100 series 1.54 22.70 PM 1700 512 80 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1028699 Acer Aspire 9110 series 1.50 35.50 Core Duo 2000 512 100 1024 128 90 XP 2006 x 1060324 Acer Aspire 9300 series 1.70 27.30 Sempron 1600 256 60 512 64 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1072717 Acer Aspire 9400 series 1.30 32.00 PM 1870 512 100 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056621 Acer Aspire 9410 series 1.50 30.70 Core Duo 2160 1024 100 2048 256 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056625 Acer Aspire 9420 series 1.50 30.70 Core Duo 2160 1024 100 2048 256 90 XP 2006 x 1067542 Acer Aspire 9510 series 1.50 48.80 Core Duo 2000 1024 100 2048 512 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056627 Acer CL3X Aspire 2000 Series 2.30 PM 1600 512 80 512 64 65 XP DVDr 2003 1010843 Acer Extensa 2300 series 0.97 Celeron 512 512 80 1024 64 65 XP 2004 1022452 Acer Extensa 2600 series 1.50 26.00 PM 2160 2048 100 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 1031691 Acer Extensa 3000 series 0.97 PM 2000 512 80 2048 64 65 XP 2004 x 1022451 Acer Extensa 5610 series 1.36 11.5 Core 2 Duo 1660 1024 120 2048 128 65 XP DVD rw 2007 x 1084968 Acer Extensa 5610G series 1.38 11.5 Core 2 Duo 2160 1024 120 2048 128 90 XP DVD rw 2007 x 1084971 Acer Extensa 5610Z 1.36 11.5 Core 2 Duo 1660 1024 120 2048 128 65 XP DVD rw 2007 x 1084969 Acer Extensa 5610ZG series 1.38 11.5 Core 2 Duo 2160 1024 120 2048 128 90 XP DVD rw 2007 x 1084972 Acer Extensa 5620 series 1.87 11.51 Core 2 Duo 2200 1024 120 2048 128 65 XP DVD rw 2007 x 1084963 Acer Extensa 5620G series 1.48 11.51 Core 2 Duo 2000 1024 120 2048 128 90 XP DVD rw 2007 x 1084966 Acer Ferrari 1000 series 1.80 Turion 64 X2 2000 1024 80 512 256 65 XP 2006 x 1083982 Acer Ferrari 3000 series 1.20 Athlon 1860 512 60 512 128 90 XP DVDrw 2003 1013068 Acer Ferrari 3400 1.24 43.50 Athlon 2000 2048 80 512 128 90 XP DVDrw 2004 x 1024078 Acer MS2101 1.40 P3 700 128 30 512 8 50 CDr 2002 10119 Acer MS2103 1.50 35.00 P3 1200 128 20 256 11 70 CDr 2002 10114 Acer MS2109 2.20 19.50 P3 1130 256 20 256 60 XP Pro CDr 2002 10116 Acer MS2110 1.40 40.20 P4 1700 128 20 256 16 70 CDr 2002 10112 Acer MS2114 1.60 41.00 P4 1700 128 40 256 16 70 CDr 2002 10113 Acer TravelMate 2300 series 1.70 35.40 Turion 64 2000 512 100 1024 128 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1060317 Acer TravelMate 2300 series 0.97 Celeron 512 512 80 1024 64 65 XP 2004 1022448 Acer TravelMate 2310 series 0.72 21.05 Celeron 1024 1024 80 1024 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 1027760 Acer TravelMate 2350 series 0.91 11.91 Celeron M 1500 2048 80 1024 64 65 XP DVDrw 2004 x 1024539 Acer TravelMate 2400 series 1.90 22.00 PM 2160 2048 100 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1031695 Acer TravelMate 2410 series 1.50 26.00 PM 2160 2048 100 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1031689 Acer TravelMate 2420 series 1.20 32.20 PM 1600 512 60 2048 128 90 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1035424 Acer TravelMate 2440 series 1.60 24.10 Celeron 1730 256 100 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056634 Acer TravelMate 2450 series 1.23 11.05 PM 2048 2048 100 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1027892 Acer TravelMate 2450 series 1.10 28.00 Celeron 1600 512 100 512 64 65 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1060326 Acer TravelMate 2470 series 1.20 33.30 Core Duo 2000 512 100 2048 128 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056630 EU Energy Star database | Laptop PC archive 2006-2007 Page 1 of 11 LAPTOP PC - archive 2006-2007 ) BRAND MODEL Watts in Sleep in On / Idle Watts CPU (MHz) speed Rated RAM (MB) Hard disk (GB) Cache (kB) Video RAM (MB) Power supply (W) System Operating storage Optical Year EU (2006/2007 Current PD_ID Acer TravelMate 260 2.20 19.50 P3 1130 256 20 256 60 CDr 2002 10115 Acer TravelMate 270 series 2.12 P4 1700 256 30 512 65 CDr 2002 10117 Acer TravelMate 2700 series 0.50 45.00 P4 3460 2048 80 1024 128 135 XP DVDrw 2004 1023925 Acer TravelMate 290 Series 2.30 Centrino 1700 512 40 1000 65 XP DVDr 2003 1015338 Acer TravelMate 3000 series 0.40 10.29 PM 2130 2048 80 2048 0 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1027478 Acer TravelMate 3030 series 1.70 Core Duo 2000 1024 100 2048 64 65 XP 2006 x 1065827 Acer TravelMate 3040 series 1.70 Core Duo 2000 1024 100 2048 64 65 XP 2006 x 1065826 Acer TravelMate 3200 Series 0.30 15.92 PM 1800 512 60 2048 128 65 XP DVDrw 2004 x 1022607 Acer TravelMate 3210 series 1.90 22.00 PM 2160 2048 100 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1031696 Acer TravelMate 3240 series 2.90 56.00 Core Duo 2000 512 100 2048 128 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056615 Acer TravelMate 3250 series 1.20 33.30 Core Duo 2000 512 100 2048 128 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056631 Acer TravelMate 3280 series 2.90 56.00 Core Duo 2000 512 100 2048 128 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1056614 Acer TravelMate 350 (XGA, 13.3") 8.80 18.80 P3 700 248 10 256 8 60 W ME CDr 2003 10081 Acer TravelMate 3900 series 1.70 35.40 Turion 64 2000 512 100 1024 128 90 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1060318 Acer TravelMate 4000 series 0.97 15.18 PM 2000 512 40 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2005 x 1022447 Acer TravelMate 4050 series 0.64 11.91 PM 2100 2048 80 2048 64 65 XP DVDrw 2004 x 1024540 Acer TravelMate 4070 series 0.95 12.00 PM 2000 512 80 2048 128 65 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1035426 Acer TravelMate 4080 series 0.95 12.00 PM 2000 512 80 2048 128 65 XP DVDrw 2006 x 1035427 Acer TravelMate 4100 series 0.95 15.30 PM 2130
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