The machine, part by part
Turn it round, and tap a part. Outside is the machine we source; inside is a schematic of where things sit — and what can be changed if you want another couple of years out of the equipment.
What you can see
Pick a part and the machine turns to it. Or take hold of it and turn it yourself.
The whole machine
A 14-inch business laptop. Drag it to turn it round — it is the same model you see at the top of the front page.
What we check
- Condition outside is always judged first: scratches, dents, and whether the shell sits square.
- A machine with a damaged case has usually taken a knock inside as well.
What you cannot see
The model above is an outer shell — it has no inside. So this part is drawn: where the components sit in a typical 14-inch business laptop, what they do, and what can be changed.
The drawing is schematic. Exact placement varies between models — ask us about a specific machine.
Pick a part in the drawing
The drawing shows where the parts sit in a typical 14-inch business laptop. Tap a part to see what it does and whether it can be changed.
Want to do it yourselves? Read the guides — we have written step by step how to change memory and check a used machine.
Let us find the right solution for you
Tell us about your situation and we will come back with a concrete proposal — no obligation and no sales pitch.