Nvr seen the inside of a Notebook!

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Can anyone show me the inside of a Notebook? I have nvr seen the inside of a Notebook in my life!!! PLs post it with some images!

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SHHHH! It's a secret
 
No one has seen inside a laptop because there is a great danger that the hamsters might escape. i think the goblins who make them might be upset if you let thier hamsters escape 8)
 
Try here http://www.thisischris.com/feature/laptop.html
 
Sounds silly but they are just umm smaller... with a keyboard stuck over the motherboard and drives, then sealed with a screen on a hinge... kinda

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Originally posted by ScinteX:

Quote:SHHHH! It's a secret  
No one has seen inside a laptop because there is a great danger that the hamsters might escape. i think the goblins who make them might be upset if you let thier hamsters escape 8)
 
 
L M A O!
 
 
Hmmm interesting, would PCI and AGP slots be parallel to the keyboard, I.E. horizontal, if not how do they fit in?
 

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There aren't any standard PCI/AGP slots like what you may see in a desktop PC, but most everything is intergrated into the motherboard.