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Too good to throw away
Having decided out desktop is no longer needed and it wasn't worth passing
on, I decided that the case would take up less room in the bin if I stripped the innards out and flattened it.......... I was impressed by the standardisation that must have been agreed so that components could easily be fitted and added with just a few screws. The motherboard (ASUS) - well, I can't bring myself to throw this away. The tiny tracks on the circuit board - the standardised sockets - the lever operated socket for the processor. All amazing works of mass production. The Hard Disk drive. I don't think I have ever seen such a wonderful peice of precision engineering - all for a very low cost. Next to appreciate on its way to the bin will be the CD drive. The power supply has gone on e-bay as it was fairly new.Again - impressive in the way that so many standard voltages and plugs are agreed upon. Should I seek help? |
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