The museum was recently donated three laptops of which this is one
This was a business class laptop from 2005 with a Pentium M processor running at 1.73 GHz paired with 1GB of RAM, with a 1024x768 screen and a hard disc inside a broken caddy that should have Windows XP installed
The base of the laptop with and without the vanity covers removed, the hard disc caddy has a broken connector, all the pins are bent out of shape and despite bending them as straight as I can and getting them all into the socket the system doesn't see the hard disc
Weirdly the installed RAM module says 256MB but the BIOS screen says 1280MB. The other module is a wifi and Bluetooth module, I may need to dig into it a bit more as it may have on board RAM
The front an SD/MMC and others card reader and the rear has the power socket, a parallel port and S Video output
The sides feature two USB 2.0, VGA, moden and Ethernet, Firewire, and 2 PCMCIA slots. Then audio out and in, another two USB 2.0, optical drive, and a serial port
The keyboard and touchpad, the screen opens up fully flat
The laptop works but doesn't see the hard disk due to the broken caddy connector
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