Chapter 17. Portable Resource Guide
Documentation
Laptop/notebook systems are notoriously proprietary in their construction. Unlike a typical desktop system, many of the components in a modern laptop are unique and are not interchangeable with other laptops, possibly even with other systems from the same manufacturer. Because of their somewhat proprietary nature, it is more important that you have good documentation to facilitate future upgrades and repairs.
Because many of the components are unique, they are often not interchangeable with other systems and in many cases can be ordered only from the manufacturer. Most manufacturers do not publish parts lists, and many do not sell spare parts direct to the public, or at all. This means that a simple ...
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