Part I: Getting to Know Your Computer
Connecting Other External Devices
Adding memory
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investment if you’re using your computer both in and out of the
office.
When you return to your desk, you probably want to connect to
your network, print reports from your computer, or use a mouse
instead of the AccuPoint II. Connecting cables for each of these
devices every time you return to the office is time-consuming and
inconvenient.
With an expansion device, you can leave external devices
connected while you are using your computer away from your
desk. When you return, you can quickly connect your computer
and have immediate access to all the devices.
Toshiba offers the following expansion devices for the Tecra 8100:
❖
NetDock
❖
Expansion Station
NOTE: The Expansion Station must be used with the
NetDock (purchased separately).
For more information, see “Expansion capability” on page 269
and the user guide that comes with the device.
These docking solutions may be purchased through the
Toshiba
Accessories Catalog
. You can access the
Toshiba Accessories
Catalog
online at
www.toshiba.com
.
Adding memory
HINT: To purchase additional memory modules, see the
Toshiba Accessories Catalog
.
Summary of Contents for 8100 series
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Page 219: ...Part II Technical Reference Keeping Your Files Safe Hard disk drive passwords Windows NT 193 ...
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Page 286: ...Appendix B Built in features 261 Optional accessories and devices 268 Specifications 270 ...
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