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Fujitsu LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M750 (1.86GHz) XPPro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL vs Fujitsu LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M760 (2GHz) XP Pro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL 80

56specifications compared
3differ
53identical
0known for one product only

Key differences

The Fujitsu LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M760 (2GHz) XP Pro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL 80 has 0.14 GHz more processor frequency than the Fujitsu LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M750 (1.86GHz) XPPro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL (2 GHz vs 1.86 GHz). The Fujitsu LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M760 (2GHz) XP Pro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL 80 has 20 GB more total storage capacity than the Fujitsu LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M750 (1.86GHz) XPPro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL (80 GB vs 60 GB). The Fujitsu LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M760 (2GHz) XP Pro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL 80 has 1 more PS/2 ports quantity than the Fujitsu LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M750 (1.86GHz) XPPro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL (1 vs 0).

Processor frequency
- LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M750 (1.86GHz) XPPro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL:1.86 GHz
- LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M760 (2GHz) XP Pro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL 80:2 GHz
Total storage capacity
- LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M750 (1.86GHz) XPPro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL:60 GB
- LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M760 (2GHz) XP Pro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL 80:80 GB
PS/2 ports quantity
- LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M750 (1.86GHz) XPPro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL:0
- LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M760 (2GHz) XP Pro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL 80:1

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Comparison of LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M750 (1.86GHz) XPPro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL, LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M760 (2GHz) XP Pro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL 80
56 specifications	A Fujitsu LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M750 (1.86GHz) XPPro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL View product	B Fujitsu LB C1320 15.4i WXGA P-M760 (2GHz) XP Pro MULI 512MB DVD+-RW DUAL DL 80 View product
Processor1 differ
Processor frequencyDiffers	1.86 GHz	2 GHz
Storage1 differ
Total storage capacityDiffers	60 GB	80 GB
Ports & interfaces1 differ
PS/2 ports quantityDiffers	0	1

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