Alan Kim wrote:
> Can you try the Apple System Profiler ?
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Bernie -
I failed to mention the obvious - just open the case and take a look.
(And if it's your first time, have fun removing the side panel....)
The factory drive in the S900 is in the bottom front bay where the drive is
mounted standing up and very very very very easy to get to.
That may be the fastet and surest way to find out what it is you have.
As for more techinical specifics, hope you can look it up at the maker's web site.
Alan
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