Micron TransPort Trek 2

Micron TransPort Trek 2

The Micron TransPort Trek 2 laptops were a series of Pentium II and Pentium III laptops, first released in in 1999. The Trek 2 was made by Alpha-Top. Unlike most of Alpha-Top's laptops, the laptop the Trek 2 is based off of was only really sold by Micron, and NEC, although those units are rare, so they're pretty much exclusive. Based on labels on the motherboard, Alpha-Top probably called the Trek 2 the Green760 and Green790 internally.

The Trek 2s sold a lot of units, and they're perhaps the most common Micron laptop out there.

There were also 4 total revisions of the Trek 2, which mainly differed in processor support, although the first revision (U370) also had a slower graphics chip. Some of the info here came from orphanlaptops.com.

Only some of the spec pages from Micron were saved by the WayBack Machine so it's possible that there may be some spec differences between revisions that aren't documented. I've tried to make notes on where I'm unsure.


Specifications

SpecTransPort Trek 2 (U370)TransPort Trek 2 (U375)TransPort Trek 2 (U376)TransPort Trek 2 (U377)
CPUCPU Type: MMC1
Intel Pentium II or Celeron
CPU Type: MMC2
Intel Pentium II or Celeron
CPU Type: MMC2
Intel Pentium II or Pentium III
ChipsetUnknown
RAMType: SDRAM, 2x Slots
Standard: Unknown
Maximum: Unknown
Storage2.5" IDE
Requires Adapter: Yes
Standard: Unknown
Display OptionsUnknown- 12.1" Active Matrix LCD @800x600
- 13.3" Active Matrix LCD @1024x768
- 14.1" Active Matrix LCD @1024x768
- 12.1" Active Matrix LCD @800x600
- 14.1" Active Matrix LCD @1024x768
14.1" Active Matrix LCD @1024x768
Graphics ChipsetTrident Cyber 9397
VRAM: 4MB
ATI Rage LT Pro
VRAM: 8MB
S3 Savage/MX
VRAM: 8MB
AudioESS Maestro-2E
Main BatteryLithium Ion (4500mAH)
CMOS BatteryML1220 Lithium (Soldered)
Power SupplyBarrel Jack (19V 2.5A)
Media Drives3 Spindle
- 3.5" 1.44MB Floppy Drive
- Optical Drive
PC Cards2x PCMCIA/CardBus Slots
- TI PCI-1250 Controller
NetworkingModem
Other I/O- 1x Parallel
- 1x Serial
- 1x VGA Out
- 1x PS/2
- 1x S-Video Out
- 2x USB 1.x
- 4x Audio Jacks
BIOSPhoenix
Pointing DeviceTrackpadTrackpad & TrackPoint

Common Faults & Maintenance

The plastic case parts of the Trek 2 have become brittle with age. As a result, the display hinge mounts have a tendancy to break, causing further damage if left unchecked. Epoxy will likely be needed to reinforce these parts.

I'd estimate that 90% of Trek 2s that come up for sale are missing their battery covers. At least half are also missing their hard drive caddies (many of these were sold to government, which explains why this is). The caddy includes a proprietary adapter required to install a drive, so don't buy one that's missing this part.


Gallery

U370 Revision

Photos from Chris Logan.



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