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Access to the hard-drive is straightforward, requiring only a single unscrew to pull out the hard-drive tray. Access to the RAM, cooling, CPU is quite simple as only two top screws and a cover to be taken out that secure the keyboard. The cooling system is quite adequate for the designed CPU and can be easily upgraded on the 900B model, suggesting good durability. | Access to the hard-drive is straightforward, requiring only a single unscrew to pull out the hard-drive tray. Access to the RAM, cooling, CPU is quite simple as only two top screws and a cover to be taken out that secure the keyboard. The cooling system is quite adequate for the designed CPU and can be easily upgraded on the 900B model, suggesting good durability. | ||
== Greatest features & flaws == | |||
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| Great Windows 98/95 2D and early 3D Gaming platform || 8MB VRAM would have been a better design choice | |||
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| Good CPU expansion and MS-DOS SoundBlaster compatibility || Mediocre mono speaker, no CD-ROM or floppy drive | |||
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| Comfortable keyboard, innovative trackpoint/trackpad combo || Laptop upper case and display bezels are prone to cracks | |||
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| Good cooling, low CPU heat dissipation || Noisy, single speed CPU cooling fan | |||
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== Review == | == Review == | ||