On 9/5/06, Kate Case <kate.case@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a 2100 with a crappy screen (badly scratched) and a 2000 with
> a great screen. Which would be easier: swapping the screen or the
> motherboard? I have found online instructions for the former
> (dev.newtontalk.net), but not the latter. Can anyone direct me to a
> page with instructions for this?
If you mean a complete swap of the "guts" then I think there's no real
difference, but if you mean swapping the brains, it would be harder...
However, I just did this recently, myself--and I replaced the screen.
It didn't make sense to me to put the brawn of a 2100 into the body of
a 2000 when I had the 2100 case, so I swapped screens.
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