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HP D9348A Netserver LPR with Pentium III 600MHz 512KB L2 Cache CPU 64MB RAM Server System
- Processor: Intel Pentium III 600MHz
- Cache: 512KB L2 Cache
- Memory: 64MB RAM
- Form Factor: Server System
- Expandability: Supports various expansion cards
- Networking: Integrated network interface
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Product Overview
The HP D9348A Netserver LPR is a server system designed for small to medium businesses. It features an Intel Pentium III processor for reliable performance and ample memory for basic server tasks.
Technical Information
| CPU | Intel Pentium III 600MHz |
| L2 Cache | 512KB |
Additional Specifications
| RAM | 64MB |
| Model | D9348A Netserver LPR |
Product Description
The HP D9348A Netserver LPR is a robust server solution tailored for environments requiring dependable performance and stability. Equipped with an Intel Pentium III processor running at 600MHz, it offers sufficient processing power for essential business applications and file sharing. The integrated 512KB L2 cache enhances data retrieval speeds, contributing to overall system responsiveness. This server comes configured with 64MB of RAM, providing a solid foundation for multitasking and running server operating systems. While the memory capacity is suitable for entry-level server duties, it can typically be expanded to accommodate growing demands. The Netserver LPR architecture is designed for ease of management and maintenance, making it a practical choice for IT administrators. Further enhancing its utility, the D9348A includes standard server connectivity options, such as network interfaces for seamless integration into existing networks. Its build quality reflects HP's commitment to reliability, ensuring consistent operation for critical business functions. This model represents a cost-effective entry point into server technology for businesses looking to centralize resources and improve operational efficiency.
