Is it possible to replace the filling of a laptop?

Question

Iron

The thought arose, theoretically, is it possible to completely change the filling of the laptop? Leave only the body and the screen. Without going into details such as "whether" the new stuffing will fit into the case, is it possible to assemble a laptop by connecting the old screen and the keyboard to the new stuffing?

Answer 1

it is possible, but only theoretically - it's just not worth it.,
in relation to the giblets that are inside, the case itself + the display matrix cost a penny.

Answer 2

Often, in completely identical cases, one manufacturer could have completely different fillings (not only different processor speeds or 2 times more memory, but also, for example, Intel and AMD, discrete or integrated video, etc.). It happened that the repair and modernization of a laptop included the search for a new, more successful motherboard for the same case. For example, a mother for Core 2 Duo instead of poor AMD.

Answer 3

Well, why not? Connection interfaces are standardized. So if the filling fits into the body, then you can.

Answer 4

I remembered a joke (this is for DIY).
Secretaries get to work.
First.
- I can type 70 characters per minute.
- "Good," says the Employer.
Second.
- I can type 300 characters per minute.
Employer - "Very well, we will most likely hire you."
Third.
- And I can type 5000 characters per minute!
- Fine! Tell us how you achieved this?!
- It's very simple, I print it, but I can't make it out.
Is it true only by training, and maybe read Shakhidzhanyan's "Keyboard Solo"?

Answer 5

Buy a comfortable low-profile keyboard.
I type very fast never trained on simulators, everything just came with practice.
On the clave now I have Thai letters instead of the Russian language and I am typing nothing for you here in Russian.