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Toshiba Tecra 510CDT Laptop -- Boots to Windows 95 via SD card
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Toshiba Tecra 510CDT Laptop -- Boots to Windows 95 via SD card
Price: US $250.00
Toshiba Tecra 510CDT laptop
No guarantees, but seems to be working if F1 is pressed repeatedly when booting (this might take a couple tries-- See video). I'm sure someone better with computers might be able to do something cool with this. Would probably be great for games using a PC Card adapter or external floppy drive (neither included) or maybe the included CD-ROM drive (untested). The original HDD only stopped working about a month ago, so I put in a SD Card to 2.5" IDE adapter* with an 8GB SD card. Again, I can't guarantee anything about this setup, but it does seem to be working and running Windows 95 just fine, and it never really had any problems before the original HDD died.
It was used to play games in the past, so it already has 64 MB RAM, much better than the standard 16 MB.
The hinges are working, the battery is working, the cord is working and included. No mouse is included, but the trackpoint is working.
The original HDD isn't working, but I'm including it.
Has an internal CD-Rom drive in the SelectBay, but I haven't been able to test it.
The back of the laptop does have the HDD cover on it, I just forgot to take a picture with it on.
The SelectBay ejector is sticking out, as shown in picture.
The screen has a few broken pixels.
Connectivity (none tested):
  • serial infrared port
  • PC Card slot
  • security lock slot
  • expansion port
  • monitor port
  • serial port
  • PS/2 mouse/keyboard port
  • Parallel port
  • 3.5 microphone jack
  • 3.5 headphone jack
  • 3.5 line-in/line-out jacks
  • Modem/fax RJ-11 jack
See all pictures, and have a nice day!
*UPC 723508506972 723508510221, if you want to look it up

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