The SENS 700 was released in 1995, and was the successor to the NoteMaster 486P. It shared the same case but came with a sound card, and also had a DX4-100 processor option. The photo on the right shows the SENS 700 mounted in its docking station, which includes a CD-ROM drive.
This laptop was sold rebranded as the AT&T Globalyst 200S, and with minor case changes as the AST Advantage! Explorer DX4-100, also known as the Advantage! Explorer 212.
Gathered from info in old computer magazines and this VCF thread.
Spec | Details |
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CPU | - Intel 486DX2 @50MHz - Intel 486DX4 @75 or 100MHz |
RAM | - 4 or 8MB Standard - 36MB Maximum |
Hard Disk | - 340, 520, 732, 772, or 810MB Standard - IDE 2.5" - User removable |
Display Options | - 10.4" Passive Matrix Color @640x480 - 10.4" Active Matrix Color @640x480 |
Graphics Chipset | - Chips & Technologies 65545 - 1MB VRAM |
Audio | ESS 1488 |
Main Battery | 9.6V 2500mAH Nickel-Metal Hydride |
CMOS Battery | VARTA NiMH |
Power Supply | Barrel Jack, 19V |
Disk Drives | - 1.44MB 3.5" Floppy Drive - I'm fairly sure it's a Citizen W1D |
PC Cards | 2x PCMCIA Slots |
Networking | None Internal |
Other I/O | - 1x Serial - 1x Parallel - 1x VGA Out - 1x PS/2 - 1x Dock Connector - 1x Mic In - 1x Line Out |
BIOS | PhoenixBIOS |
Pointing Device | Trackball |
FCC ID | A3LS3945E |
These laptops are fairly well built and reliable, at least as far as I can tell. I've yet to see a hinge failure but that may still happen. The biggest issue these will have is that the VARTA CMOS battery will leak and eventually break something. It's located above the hard drive bay and NOT right over the motherboard, but the corrosion can and will still wick its way over with enough time. Get it out ASAP.
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