> Seems as if a shorted frame should be able to be corrected quite
> easily, by interupting the point at which it shorts out by insulating of
> some sort.
It's possible. A few people mentioned in comp.sys.mac.portables that after
getting the Duo back from authorized Apple repair service, there was a black
tape on top of the rear expansion connector. Also when I checked my Duo 230
logic board after I took it apart for another work, I saw there was less than
a millimeter of insulation between the battery contact and the magnesium
frame.
I think when Apple tried to make the Duo series as small as possible, they
introduced an unanticipated risk.
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