Cracking Open the Compaq Armada M300: 3.5" 1.44 MB floppy drive and CD-ROM

Your question has nothing to do with this 'tear down'. You'll get much better results if you start a new discussion on your own topic.

The optional docking station was roughly the same dimensions as the laptop itself. The laptop sat squarely on top of it, so the combined pair has the same width and depth as the computer by itself, but double the height.

Like its modern successors, I recall there were some trade-offs - mostly the lack of an on-board optical drive. I remember admiring the way the battery could be rotated to set the unit at an angle.

I also remember we had only two of them. Periodically our laptop users go through a phase where weight is their only concern, and we purchased these for a couple of VPs during one of these periods. They quickly decide the M300 was underpowered for their purposes, and put up with heavier units with more horsepower and integral drives.

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