Notebook Computer

Oct. 12, 2006
The DA-138 notebook computer uses a new battery-power system that lets it run indefinitely without an external power source by using two interchangeable batteries that maintain power while being exchanged.
It comes with a full-size PCI slot that is compatible with A/D cards, MIL-STD-1553 interface cards, and most other PCI cards. It features a mini-ITX motherboard that is replaceable and upgradeable, an all-metal chassis with high-impact rubber edges, and a high-brightness mobile display at 450 cd/m² with 15 in. 1,024 x 768 TFT.For More Information Visit:Dewerton Inc.www.dewamerica.com

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