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ToughNut wrote:Will this help?

Ah yes, that does help, thanks. :)

So, later models of the CF-29 use DDR2. From what I can gather, they all specify PC2-3200 (400MHz). My question is, have any of these been demonstrated to work with PC2-4200 (533MHz) or faster? DDR2 at 400MHz seems to be uncommon, and getting more so. If I need to replace the SO-DIMM at some point, ...

The following would have been a rant targeted at Fujitsu, but then I realized my problems are endemic to all tablet-PC users. I'm not going to buy a CF-18 to fix this, because it's quite likely going to experience the same (software-related) problems. Let's get right down to it - setting up an OS (W...

I like DDWRT... I never got into it 100% though (only like 80%) only because even with this software on these routers, they still can't do what I need them to do... VPN concentrators, VLAN's, VLAN trunking, etc... A VPN concentrator probably needs a fair amount more processing power (especially for...

Yeah, those service manual CDs on eBay looked to be nothing more than the info already available. I think one of them had a good enough picture that I could recognize it (a printed copy of the manual) as the mk1 manual that everyone already has. Sad face.

At Rob's suggestion, I am re-posting this from the NBR forum. ----- Are there service manuals available for the CF-28 mk2 and mk3? I know this question has been asked several times, but the only answer anyone ever gives is, in essence, "The mk1 service manual is good enough." They may be g...

I think the Adamo is a neat-looking little guy, just like the MacBook Air... but despite the "cool" I doubt I'd buy one, even if the battery was user-replaceable. By the way... "Adamo" ?! Is this laptop intended to be a stunt double for Edward James Olmos? Since the XFR was menti...

I've never seen one in person, and so I'm trying to understand. The M34 looks like it's comparable (in terms of durability and processing power) to a CF-71 or early CF-72.

The M34 seems to be one of the more popular Pentium 3 models. Why? Are they especially small/lightweight?