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After moving, Alissa plugged in her computer, and the power supply started sparking and died. I took one out of a spare case, plugged it in her computer, and it worked fine.
Made me very happy not to have to spend much time on that.
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- CPU: 386SX 8 or 20 MHz
- RAM: 2mb expandable to 8mb
- hard disk: 40mb
- floppy drive: optional
- display: 640 x 480 VGA mono
- ports: parallel, serial, external FDD, numeric keypad, expansion bus
- dimensions: 279 x 206 x 34 mm
- weight: 2.0kg
- battery: NiCad (up to 3.5hours with optional external battery pack)
- AC adapter : 110-240 Vac 0.7-0.4A 50/60Hz to 15Vdc 1.8A 27W
- Software : DOS 4.01 and Laplink in ROM
It's still working!
Shot of my current rig. The power supply I put in the case failed and is impossible to remove without complete disassembly, including mobo out; I'm lazy, therefore the replacement PSU is perched on the outside of the open case.