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This country has always loved acronyms. Ever since World War Two, which, as we all know, is when history actually started, we’ve been awash in NASAs and CIAs and DODs and IBMs. Heck, even the friendly laser started out life as an acronym. Yes, back in the day, everyone wrote out all those dots like it was some Jack Kirby super team, but at some point, a brave tech writer decided that enough was enough. That’s why and how L.A.S.E.R. became the friendly proper noun we know today, and that decision is what opened the gateway for a dotless SPECTRE, SWAT, SHIELD and basically every bill that Congress really wants to pass as quickly as possible. And that same decision also lets us write reasonably regarding this refurbished HP p6510f Quad Core Desktop.
For example, what if we were to say that the HP p6510f Quad Core Desktop has 4 gigs of R.A.M. inside? Does that really look like we’re talking about Random Access Memory? No, it looks like we don’t want a five year old to overhear our discussion about sheep. And the built-in C.D. and D.V.D player with LightScribe technology? Written traditionally, it looks like the Invisibl Skratch Piklz got hold of a Tammy Wynette record. Which might actually be pretty awesome but not for reasons of grammar.
Also, consider T.R.O.N. Or should we have written it “T.R.O.N..”? Or should that sentence have been “should we have written it ‘T.R.O.N..?’” See, we haven’t even finished saying the movie title and already there’s going to be sixteen pages of debate about how we’re destroying the laws of punctuation. If acronyms were still written as they once were, that whole franchise would still be dead in the water! No critic wants to do three hours of grammar research with a deadline looming!
But there’s still more. Like what about the irregular 802.11b/g/n wireless L.A.N. and the Windows Home 7 Premium 64-bit O.S. and the ample U.S.B. ports? Or what if you want to buy a 23 inch monitor that just happens to boast a full H.D. L.C.D. screen? Or what if you want a a 25 inch monitor or a 27 inch monitor with H.D.M.I capabilities? And you might be thinking the built-in 750 gig hard drive should get a pass, just like the friendly-looking 15-in-1 Memory Card Reader, but did you know they were both S.A.T.A.? Or should that be “both S.A.T.A?” See, you guys don’t know either. Well, okay, some of you do, but let’s face it, a few of you just refuse to accept your own ignorance, and that brings the language down. It’s tacky, people. It’s just plain tacky.
So that’s why we give you a round of applause, nameless tech writer of yore. Without your bold and decisive action to reshape the acronym, we’d still be talking like morse code and stuck in a world of confusion, turning on each other regarding the proper way to write “U.F.O.s.” Really, should that “s” get an acronym dot or a punctuation dot? Is this the secret reason why “Project Blue Book” hired so many English majors? But now, thankfully, we can just write “UFOs” and move on. And it’s a glorious, glorious world because of it.
We don’t know your name, you beautiful, sweet, world-changing soul, but we certainly thank you, and we hope that you know how your actions made our world a better place. This HP p6510f Quad Core Desktop is dedicated to you, a stranger that made a difference. Period.
Keyboard
Optical Mouse
Antenna for Wireless Connectivity
I/O Ports
Card Media Slots, Multimedia Optical Drive, Expansion Bay
Case with Side Removed
Package Contents
Packaging
Warranty: 90 Day HP
Condition: Refurbished
Features:
Additional Photos:
Specifications:
Processor
- Operating speed: Up to 2.8 GHz
- Number of cores: 4
- Socket: AM3
- Bus speed: 4000 MHz
Memory
- Amount: 4 GB
- Speed: PC3-10600 MB/sec
Integrated ATI Radeon HD 4200 Graphics
- Up to 256MB dedicated memory
- Can use both DVI and VGA ports at the same time
Integrated Realtek ALC88S Audio
- Number of channels: 8
- Audio CODEC: ALC888S
- Maximum bit depth: up to 24-bit
- Maximum sample rate: up to 192,000 Hz
- Supports one SPDIF digital connection
LAN: Gigabit 10-Base-GT
- Interface: Integrated into motherboard
- Technology: Realtek 8111C
- Data transfer speeds: up to 10/100/1000 Mb/
- Transmission standards: Gigabit 10-Base-GT Ethernet
802.11 Wireless b/g/n PCI-E Mini Card
- Interface type: PCI-e half-length mini card
- Data transfer speeds: up to 300 Mbps
- Transmission standards: 802.11 b/g/n
- Supported antenna connections: 2 (2 internal posts to connect an internal or external antenna)
- Operating band: 2.4 GHz
- Supported security protocols: WPA, WEP
Hard Drive
- Size: 750 GB
- Interface: SATA
- Transfer rating: 3.0 Gb/sec
- Rotational Speed: 7200 RPM
SuperMulti DVD Burner with LightScribe Technology Drive
- Interface: SATA
- Data buffer memory: 2 MB minimum
- LightScribe: yes
- Disc diameter: 120 mm
Memory Card Reader (15-in-1 Multimedia Card Reader)
- Compact Flash I
- Compact Flash II
- IBM Microdrive (MD)
- Memory Stick (MS)
- Memory Stick Duo (Duo)
- Memory Stick Pro (PRO)
- Memory Stick Pro Duo (Pro Duo)
- MultiMediaCard (MMC)
- MultiMediaCard Mobile (MMC mobile)
- MultiMediaCard Plus (MMC plus)
- Reduced size MultiMediaCard (RS-MMC)
- Secure Digital (SD)
- Secure Digital miniSD (Mini)
- Smart Media
- xD Picture Card (xD)
Power Supply
- 250W
Front I/O Ports
- Two USB
- Headphone
- Microphone
Back I/O Ports
- Two 1.2 USB 1.1 ports for mouse and keyboard
- S/PDIF optical audio port
- Video Graphics Adapter port
- 1394a (FireWire)
- RJ45 Network (LAN)
- Audio: Center Speaker/Subwoofer out
- Audio: Rear Speaker Out
- Audio: Line in
- Audio: Front speaker/Line out
- Audio: Microphone in
- Audio: Side speaker out
- USB 2.0: 4
- DVI-D port
Keyboard
- Interface: USB
- Cable length: 1.8 m (6 feet)
HP USB Optical Mouse
- Interface: USB
- Cable length: 1.8 m (6 feet)
- Buttons: left, right, and clickable scroll wheel
Software:
Operating System
- Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)
CD/CD-RW/DVD/DVD+RW
- MediaSmart DVD
- CyberLink DVD Suite 6
Entertainment, Music & Games
- HP MediaSmart Software Suite
Productivity
- Microsoft Works 9
Support
- HP Hardware Diagnostic Tools
- HP Support Assistant
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