Oops! Guess I was wrong about the display cable. Not sure where I got that
one. The clutch covers would have been required as Apple considers them
disposable. I don't know about any of you, but I've never had a problem
getting my clutch covers off "cleanly" and with Apple almost certainly not
manufacturing them anymore, I would hope even they have changed their
minds about disposability of them.
The name plate is one I didn't know about. It must be like the gray
plastic stickers that cover the screw holes on the display with "2300" on
it. That must look really cheesy! I think I would have declined it!
Nevertheless, I still maintain there was only one (1) logicboard for both
the 2300 & the upgrades, so it must have two display connections (I'll
check my 2300 logic board one of these days soon so we can put this to
bed).
pete wrote:
> >From Apple service literature:
>
> Note: The PowerBook Duo
> 2300 upgrade kit upgrades a
> PowerBook Duo 210, 230,
> 250, 270c, 280, or 280c
> to a PowerBook Duo 2300c
> logic board. This upgrade,
> which uses a PowerPC 603e
> microprocessor, includes a
> PowerBook Duo 2300c case
> bottom/logic board/CPU
> stiffener assembly. It also
> includes a power adapter,
> PowerPC name plate,
> Macintosh PowerBook 2300
> Series system software, and
> miscellaneous parts (end
> and center clutch covers and
> display screw covers). A
> trackpad is not included in
> this upgrade. .
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