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*4 MB EDO RAM (standard) up to 20 MB Max (16MB on Toshiba PCMCIA RAM module) | *4 MB EDO RAM (standard) up to 20 MB Max (16MB on Toshiba PCMCIA RAM module) | ||
*9.5-inch TFT color LCD (640x480 resolution, 60:1 contrast ratio, 256 colours palette) | *9.5-inch TFT color LCD (640x480 resolution, 60:1 contrast ratio, 256 colours palette) | ||
* | *Western Digital WD90C26A GPU (512kB VRAM, 256 colour capable) | ||
*No sound card | *No sound card | ||
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Disassembly is very difficult as there are many screws, layered boards and a complex way to link components. This is typical of many compact Toshiba laptops. Unfortunately, the poor board design and many shortcomings such as the harddrive make this model quite avoidable. Keep in mind that compatible 486-era harddrives are very difficult to find in good condition and they are quite small. Modern IDE harddrives and flash storage solutions such as compact flash are entirely incompatible. | Disassembly is very difficult as there are many screws, layered boards and a complex way to link components. This is typical of many compact Toshiba laptops. Unfortunately, the poor board design and many shortcomings such as the harddrive make this model quite avoidable. Keep in mind that compatible 486-era harddrives are very difficult to find in good condition and they are quite small. Modern IDE harddrives and flash storage solutions such as compact flash are entirely incompatible. | ||
On the other side, replacing an old or damaged LCD fluorescent lamp is quite simple as it requires only disassembly of the display's case and removal of some screws and a top plate. | |||
== Review == | == Review == | ||