The museum was recently donated three laptops of which this is one

This Toshiba Satellite has a Pentium 3 processor running at (i think) 933MHz with 256MB of RAM and a 20MB hard disc with Windows XP installed. It also had Nvidia GeForce2 Go graphics onboard

The base of the laptop with the RAM cover removed, the hard disk was not installed, it also seems to have been wiped

The front of the device has two modular bays, it has a DVD ROM installed, but the other bay is empty, options included an extra battery, hard disk, or a floppy drive
On the back is the power, two USB 1.1, Parallel port, modem and Ethernet, S Video out, VGA, Infrared and a lock slot

On the sides we have the hard drive tray, card slot and audio with speaker. And the other side has a speaker, two PCMCIA slots, firewire, and USB 1.1

The two bays with the optical drive removed

The 1024x768 screen will open the full 180 degrees, and there are media controls and indicator lights along the top of the keyboard that are exposed when the lid is closed

Anyway it works but the hard disc is blank or corrupt
L - BREAK into program, 250:1