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== Specifications == {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:70%; text-align:left;" |+'''eMate 300 specifications (Service Source)'''<ref name="ss" /> ! Item !! Value |- | Processor || ARM 710a |- | RAM || 512K DRAM on the logic board; 512K or 1 MB Flash on the logic board; connector for a RAM card carrying DRAM and Flash |- | ROM || 8 MB; the ROM card can carry up to 16 MB ROM and 16 MB Flash |- | Display || Monochrome LCD, 480 × 320, 0.30 mm (85 dpi) dot pitch, 16 grey levels; yellow-green electroluminescent backlight |- | Serial || GeoPort/LocalTalk port on a DIN 9 connector, software-switchable to the Newton InterConnect |- | Infrared || Point to point, 115 kbit/s maximum, 1 m maximum range |- | PC Card || One slot, Type I, II or III |- | Sound || Internal speaker; headphone socket that mutes it |- | Battery || Four AA NiMH cells; up to 24 hours' use; capacity printed as 5.76 W; one-hour fast charge; 500 cycles |- | Charge light || Off with no adapter, amber while charging, green when charged |- | Size and weight || 289.6 × 305.0 × 53.3 mm; 1.9 kg |} Apple's documents disagree on the processor clock and the memory. The Service Source gives 27 MHz, most other Apple documents 25 MHz, and Frank Gründel's NewtTest measures 24.9 MHz.<ref name="faq" /> The Service Source gives 512K of DRAM and 512K or 1 MB of Flash, while Apple's support specification, as quoted by the Newton FAQ, gives 1 MB of DRAM and 2 MB of Flash.<ref name="ss" /><ref name="faq" /> The ROM chips are silkscreened 2.2 but report Newton OS 2.1.<ref name="faq" />
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