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2006-05-29

Vaio UX

Sony Vaio UX











Technical Specifications
Sony Model: UX90S UX50 UX180P
Motherboard Features CPU: Intel Core Solo U1400 1.2GHz Intel Core Solo U1300 1.06GHz Intel Core Solo U1400 1.2GHz

L2 Cache: 2 MB CPU integrated

RAM: 512MB

Chipset: Intel 915GMS Express
Storage HDD:
Optical Drives:
30GB Ultra ATA/100 4200RPM
VGP-DDRW4 - optional
Graphic / Video Features

Chip:
VRAM:
Display:
Resolution:
External Resolution:

Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950
128MB (shared with main memory)
4.5" Color TFT Display
1024 x 600 pixels
up to 1600 x 1200 pixels
Sound system Sound Card: Intel High Definition Audio
Interface Card Slot:

Memorystick Duo x 1
CF Card Slot x 1

Memorystick Duo x 1
CF Card Slot x 1
Memorystick Duo x 1
Integrated ports:





USB 2.0 x 1
Head Phone Jack x 1
Mic In x 1
DC In x 1
I/O Connector x 1
Ports on Port Replicator:
USB 2.0 x 3
i.Link x 1
Fast Ethernet 100Base-TX/10Base-T x 1
External Display Port x 1
AV Out x 1
DC In x 1
Wireless: 802.11b/g
Bluetooth 2.0
802.11b/g
Bluetooth 2.0
Edge
802.11b/g
Bluetooth 2.0
Input / Output Devices Keyboard:
Pointing Device:
Battery Life:
64 keys, 0.15mm stroke, 8.6mm pitch
Pointer
Standard Battery: 4.5 hours
Power Consumption:
A/C adapter:
40W
100-240V / 50-60 Hz
Physical Features Size:

Weight:
5.91 (W) x 3.74 (H) x 1.27-1.50 (D) [inch]
150 x 95 x 32.25-38.1 [mm]
1.2 lbs / 544g
Other Package contains: Standard Lithium-ion battery, AC Adapter, Port Replicator, Soft Carrying Case, Power Cord, Stylus, VGA/LAN Adapter, Strap Standard Lithium-ion battery, AC Adapter, Port Replicator, Soft Carrying Case, Power Cord, Stylus, VGA/LAN Adapter, Strap Cingular SIM Card, Standard Lithium-ion battery, AC Adapter, Port Replicator, Soft Carrying Case, Power Cord, Stylus, VGA/LAN Adapter, Strap
Operating System: Windows XP Home (English) Windows XP Home (English) Windows XP Professional (English)

2006-05-28

The Best Complete Sherlock Holmes For PDAs

The Best Complete Sherlock Holmes for PDAs

This ebook is make to iSilo file.


You can see, this is the complete Sherlock Holmes canons.








The book contains pictures and introductions of every First editions of Sherlock Holmes.






Also has it second or third edition's pictures





Every story contain full of the original illustrations from several artists.





WWWWWA, 72MB, such a huge file.





However, if you want this book (isilo file), you can contact me.


2006-05-21

Pocket PC Today Changing

The Today for my PDA HX4700 is changing, and it systems is also changing from Windows Mobile 2003 to Windwos Mobile 2005.




Beauty Killing the Biest

Beauty Killing the Biest


Seeing Gone the Wind

2006-05-19

Introduction to Minimo (Firefox for Pocket PC)

Introductions to Minimo ( firefox on pocket PC)




It fully supports goole earth!



2006-05-14

minimo6

Look, The wonderful software minimo





Formal Charge

Formal Charge

Introduction


A hydrogen atom is made up of one proton and one electron. The formal charge of the atom, the sum of the charge of the proton and the charge of the electron, is zero. The formal charge on any atom is zero when the number of protons (the atomic number) and the number of electrons that "belong" to that atom are equal. We have seen that it requires 13.6 kcal/mol to separate an electron from a hydrogen atom. The resulting hydrogen nucleus, the proton, has a formal charge of +1.


Assigning formal charges to isolated atoms and ions is easy. So is assigning formal charges to atoms that are covalently bonded within molecules.

Rule 2: Calculating Formal Charges


To determine the formal charge of an atom within a molecule, separate the atom from its bonding partner(s), dividing all bonding electrons equally between the bonded atoms. Then compare the number of electrons that "belong" to each atom to the atomic number of that atom. Figure 1uses color coding to illustrate the procedure for methane, CH4.

Figure 1

Assigning Electrons I



Each hydrogen is assigned one of the two electrons it shares with the central carbon atom; the formal charge on each hydrogen atom in methane is zero. The central carbon is assigned one of the two electrons it shares with each of the four hydrogens. These are its four valence electrons. But the carbon atom also has two inner shell electrons to consider. The total number of electrons assigned to the carbon is six; this is the same as the atomic number of carbon, and the formal charge on the carbon atom is zero.

Exercise 1 Calculate the formal charge on each of the atoms in ethane, CH3CH3.


a. The formal charge on carbon is


b. The formal charge on hydrogen is


Exercise 2 Calculate the formal charge on each of the atoms in propane, CH3CH2CH3.


a. The formal charge on C1 or C3 is


b. The formal charge on C2 is


c. The formal charge on hydrogen is

Figure 2 extends the procedure demonstrated in Figure 1 to methanol, CH3OH, where the oxygen atom has two lone pairs of electrons.

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