Tag Archives: Teardown

LG X120 previewed quickly, torn apart before being put to good use

Eager to read the first user reviews of LG’s upcoming X120 netbook? So are we. And we’re in luck, ’cause today we stumbled upon a quick preview of the said netbook from Linus Tech Tips. Well, it’s not so much a preview as just a showing off of an unpowered device that’s taken apart. We [...]

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Dell Inspiron Mini 10 gets inspected from the inside

Dell has published photos with instructions on how to disassemble and upgrade or replace components of the Inspiron Mini 10. In these photos, it is revealed that replacing the hard drive and wireless card is quite difficult, as it requires removing the keyboard. And by removing the trackpad assemby, one can gain access to the [...]

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Dell Inspiron Mini 12 innards exposed in teardown

In the mood for some gadget porn today? You’re in luck, because a (possibly bored) Dell Inspiron Mini 12 owner has gone through the trouble of dismembering his machine and displaying the photos of the resulting lewdness on his blog. The completely opened up Dell Mini 12 shows that there’s a lot of room for [...]

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MSI Wind U120 suffering with 1GB RAM limit?

Anyone who’s owned a netbook long enough will figure out that its stock 1GB of RAM won’t go too far when it comes to performance, especially when one is forced to make friends with Vista instead of the more lightweight Windows XP. It’s a good thing that manufacturers have provisioned for extra memory slots so [...]

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MSI Wind U120 innards exposed in teardown

Would you like to see the MSI Wind U120 stripped of its outer casing? Well, now you can, even before the upcoming netbook officially ships to retail stores. It ain’t no U115 Hybrid, but it’s equally awesome, with 1GB of RAM, a 120GB HDD, and built-in 3G connectivity. A deconstructed MSI Wind U120 could be [...]

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