I broke down an old gateway laptop and thought I would share a couple of photos. The smaller board that is covered on one side with gold plate is the touch pad.
Enjoy, Mike
I broke down an old gateway laptop and thought I would share a couple of photos. The smaller board that is covered on one side with gold plate is the touch pad.
Enjoy, Mike
"Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}
Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked
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Nice looking boards.
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good job only 7000 more to go before you get a pallet.......LOL JOKE.......What type of processor and what model how old.......COOL BOARD
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Oh my goodness.. my pants are tight!
I'm so into scrapping.. When my Steel Toe Boots Wear out, I cut the Steel out of them and recycle the Toe!
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Originally Posted by sledge
Tmi! Tmi! Tmi!
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did you need a smoke after, Fudge?
Nice looking boards, Mike. How long to tear down?
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Why is it that BroJer only chimes in when I make a "dirty talk comment?" Hope all is well with you my brother!did you need a smoke after, Fudge?
Nice looking boards, Mike. How long to tear down?
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My spidy senses were tingling, maybe?!?Why is it that BroJer only chimes in when I make a "dirty talk comment?" Hope all is well with you my brother!
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It sounds like Sledge was also!
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Jimi-
So I've got such a good follow-up to that comment.. but it isn't worth getting banned to post it!
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Looks like a Pentium 2 or 3 mobile era CPU.
Thanks for the comments.
"What type of processor and what model how old.......COOL BOARD" The cpu is either the smaller board between the two larger boards or its one of the "flatpack" looking devices soldered directly to the MOBO. I think it was a Gateway 2000 laptop.
"How long to tear down?" Well it took me 20 minutes(about) but I am in no hurry. I refer to laptops as "Just one more DA*N screw" because it seems they have an unlimited supply of screws. My wife and I use 12V RYOBI drivers which can really make tear down faster. I trear down laptops while watching tv, checking email/ebay/youtube.
I like doing the older laptops beause they are very differrent than the newer ones and sometimes there is a surprise inside like this one. Occasionally I find a ceramic cpu which is a nice bonus.
I had between 4-500 laptops on hand until recently when my wife and I started breaking them down. We're down to about 150 now.
Next with be the towers I have saved up(less than 100) each will be checked for potiential sales of the parts. The selling of the used parts gives a much higher return but also takes up a lot more time and effort. Fortunately this is the part that I enjoy most, testing and selling.
73, Mike
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