Delivering a Business Winstone 99 score of 16.5, the C400LT performs on a par with desktop systems powered by the 400MHz Celeron processor. While the C400LT won't replace a hotshot desktop gaming system, it represents the best level of 3-D performance and image quality you can find in a notebook. The C400LT's 3D WinMark 99 score of 261 proves that the Inspiron pumps out good 3-D graphics performance. The C400LT can accept two batteries simultaneously, which would theoretically double the battery life of the notebook. The C400LT supports a virtual display across its own LCD and a CRT, and provides TV-out capabilities as well.
Sound is nice too, with little to no distortion when the volume is cranked up.
Touch-typists will appreciate the sturdy keyboard, which exhibits no flexing during typing. Mdm 56 Kbps 2. Pentium III-M 1.13GHz 3. 56 Kbps 4. Only Start my trial subscription with the next issue.