By
TG Publishing Team,
published on March 20, 2006
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: torture, testing, twinhead | Themes: Business Notebooks
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: torture, testing, twinhead | Themes: Business Notebooks
Contents
- 1. A Notebook Built To Take It And Give Back
- 2. Features Scream "Business Computer"
- 3. Using The Twinhead Durabook N15RI: Build, Keyboard And Mouse
- 4. Using The Twinhead Durabook N15RI: Build, Keyboard And Mouse, Continued
- 5. Using The Twinhead Durabook N15RI: Buttons, Ports, Jacks And Holes
- 6. Using The Twinhead Durabook N15RI: The Display
- 7. What Exactly Does "Rugged" Mean?
5. Using The Twinhead Durabook N15RI: Buttons, Ports, Jacks And Holes
You already know about the stuff on the N15RI's keyboard deck. So, let's take a quick tour around the four sides of the notebook.
Left side, from left to right: shoulder strap hole, Kensington lock hole, ventilation slots, DC in, VGA out, LAN port, modem port, USB 2.0 port, PCMCIA type II slot
Right side, from left to right: 2 USB 2.0 ports, S-Video out, DVD/CD drive, 9 pin serial port connector (Yes, believe it or not this is a Com port.); shoulder strap hole
Front side, from left to right: Firewire IEEE 1394 port, SPDIF port, audio out, microphone in, analog rotary volume control
Back side, from left to right: shoulder strap hole, air exhaust vent, shoulder strap hole
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