It is quite compact and efficient. I wonder what the connectors are for, and if there are any daughterboards. I see some very wide connectors on that board...
There's also a space visible on the right side where there's a notch in the side of the board for the modem's phone jack to sit, so it's lined up with the other ports. That looks like it's a daughterboard, which would make sense, since that's the one that's mostly likely to be very different from country to country. I suspect that's the shorter connector right in the middle of the board.
The other two are probably for the hard drive and CD-ROM drive.
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Date: 2005-01-14 03:55 pm (UTC)My home comptuer, as always retains an image of a grl ina corset.
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Date: 2005-01-14 06:35 pm (UTC)It is quite compact and efficient. I wonder what the connectors are for, and if there are any daughterboards. I see some very wide connectors on that board...
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Date: 2005-01-14 07:10 pm (UTC)There's also a space visible on the right side where there's a notch in the side of the board for the modem's phone jack to sit, so it's lined up with the other ports. That looks like it's a daughterboard, which would make sense, since that's the one that's mostly likely to be very different from country to country. I suspect that's the shorter connector right in the middle of the board.
The other two are probably for the hard drive and CD-ROM drive.