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Yeah...but do you have anything for the @#$@!!!! 486SL processor in the TP 750c? At 12:55 PM 4/22/96 -0400, you wrote: >In a message dated 96-04-22 04:08:39 EDT, you write: > >>I have a feeling I know (and won't like) the answer to this, but can anyone >>tell me for sure whether I can upgrade the processor in my 360C? It >currently >>has a 486/33, and I would *love* it if I could get an overdrive of some kind >>in there. My guess, though, is that this isn't a regular, socketed >processor, >>and that there is no way to upgrade. >> >>I tried disassembling the 360 to find out, but I got to a point deep enough >>that I chickened out. Never made it deep enough to see the processor. These >>are suprisingly complex little things to take apart! Maybe I just don't know >>the secret. >> >>Any answer would be appreciated. >> >>Thanks - Murray >> >Hi Murray, > >I have both good and bad news. The bad news first... You can't do the >upgrade yourself. The CPU is a surface mount 208pin processor. The good >news... We have a DX4/100 & DX4/133 upgrade for the TP360 SX/33 series and a >DX4/75 & DX4/100 for the DX2/50 series. > >Best Regards, > >Leonard >email: pepsales@portables.com >Portable Enhancements, The Portable Upgrade ExpertsTM >800-737-7693 714-418-0113 Tel >Up to 1.3GB in your Notebook! > > > __ Derek V. Chan | PGP Fingerprint: CB C4 65 BA 04 04 9C 9A chan4@fas.harvard.edu | FF DE 71 81 83 21 45 6B dchan@cybercom.net) | Finger either address for PGP public key.