5. Tecra M7, Continued

The full dimensions of the M7 are 10.25" x 13.5" x 1.75", which makes it just 0.75" smaller than the non-tablet Tecra A8.

As was the case with the A8, the M7 has its fair share of rear ports as the following two photos show.

Here is the left side of the back of the M7. On the far left is the power input, then the modem jack, followed by an S-Video port (which is something that our test A8 did not have).

Now for the right side of the back of the M7. On the left is the 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet port, a pair of USB 2.0 ports, and an RGB monitor port for external monitor connectivity.

The front of the M7 has a setup similar to that of its A8 cousin. For a closer look, see the next photo.

The front of the M7 includes the wireless antenna on-off switch, microphone and headphone inputs, as well as the thumbwheel for volume control.

The left side of the M7 is also similar to the A8, but with a few interesting additions.

The PC Card slot is similar to the one on the A8. The next photo shows what makes the left side of M7 different than the A8 (as tested).