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Intent: To provide a modern day computer desktop for Chandrila DataTech's consumers to buy
Development Thread: No
Manufacturer: Chandrila DataTech
Model: The Core Range
Affiliation: Open Market
Modularity: No
Production: Minor
Material: Aluminum, Glass
Description: The Core I is the first released computer of the Core Range, which was developed, designed and released by it's manufacturer Chandrila DataTech. It comes with a monitor and keyboard as part of a package, with the DataTech symbol found on the back of the monitor, sides of the computer and top corner of the keyboard. The Chon operating system comes freely installed onto the computer, with the Chon store as part of the package as well.
The Core I can be used at home as a personal desktop or in business. It cannot be used on ships, as they are not yet compatible. Like all systems, the Core I can have tracking software or listening devices installed by an outside party, for nefarious or protective means of the user. It comes with a 2.1 GHz core processor; can store up to 10 GB or 12 GB in memory (dependent on the version being brought, which is subjective to the price and customer); and contains a graphic card.
It's monitor is 11.6 inches in length and contains proximity and ambient light sensors, by 1366 by 768 pixels. It contains a integrated 58-watt-hour-lithium-polymer battery, which is rechargeable. Alternatively, the user can plug in the device to a wall socket. The Core I is manufactured on Chandrila, through imported materials.
In 844 ABY, seven years after the release of the Core I, it's production was significantly reduced by Chandrila DataTech following the release of it's successor: the Core II.
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