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Compaq ProSignia

Discontinued computer brand

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The Compaq ProSignia is a discontinued computer brand by Compaq for small businesses. It was the mid-range successor to the Compaq SystemPro brand. It was discontinued in 2000.

01Desktops

5/60
200
330: Mid-Tower - Intel Pentium III 500 MHz - 128 MB / up to 384 MB
600

02Servers

VS: Mid-Tower, EISA bus, i486 CPU (SX/33, DX/33, DX2/66), integrated Ethernet and SCSI
300: Mid-Tower, EISA/PCI bus, Pentium (75, 90 or 120 MHz), integrated Ethernet and PCI SCSI
500: Full-Tower, EISA/PCI bus, Pentium (120 or 150Mhz), ECC memory, integrated PCI Ethernet and SCSI

03Laptops

ProSignia 150

Presario-based. 1999. 50 mm × 313 mm × 257 mm; 12.1-inch (800×600) or 14.1-inch (1024×768) screen (3.3 or 3.6 kg). ATI Technologies RAGE LT PRO. 32/64 MB soldered to motherboard, up to 160/192 MB (1 slot). AMD K6-2 (350-475).

ProSignia 155

ProSignia 162

ProSignia 165

ProSignia 170

1999. Low-end version of Armada M700.

314 mm × 249 mm × 28 mm; Pointing stick or touchpad. 2.1+ kg. Pentium II or III (366 or 450-700, instead 650-1000). 6-18 GB HDD. 13.3- or 14-inch screen. ATI Mobility P (8 MB). Magnesium top cover. MultiBay. Optional LS120 drive 32 MB (PII version, up to 288 MB) or 64 MB (PIII version, up to 320 MB) RAM.

ProSignia 190

ProSignia 197

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