compaq portable 3d models

The IBM PC compatible Compaq Portable was the first portable machine of its kind, but it still weighed about 50 pounds. Nonetheless, it was a genuine PC that you could upgrade with add-on cards and all the features that came with them. ... Its build was...

A replacement brightness knob for the original Compaq Portable, the first (non-IBM) IBM-compatible PC.

The keyboard stands from my Compaq Portable III were both broken. ...This is the replacement part.

This is an authentic replacement foot designed specifically for the iconic Compaq Portable III computer model of 1987.

I'm replacing the keyboards on my trusty old Compaq Portable III and I've got two brand new ones right here.

While installing a network card, XT-IDE, and AdLib in my Compaq Portable, I encountered the need for a more secure solution to prevent expansion cards from popping out when accessed from the rear of the machine. Initially, I employed old 20mm...

3.5" drive faceplate for the Compaq Portable III / 386 drive sled. ... Allows the use of any 3.5" drive.

3.5" drive sled adapter for the Compaq Portable III / 386 mount. ...Allows the use of any 3.5" drive.

I found a pinout for the connectors here: https://forum.classic-computing.de/forum/index.php?thread/16680-compaq-portable-ii-und-compaq-portable-386-expansion-unit-schaltplan-und-connect/ The KiCad schematic is what you need. I did not build mine...

My vintage Compaq Portable lacked a drive lever, so I created an exact replica that works flawlessly with the genuine article. The homemade lever also functions perfectly with several other 5.25-inch drives, making it a versatile solution. ...To secure...

I was replacing a bad HDD in the Compaq Portable III with an SD IDE card. I needed a new bezel with a cutout for the SD card, so it can be added/removed without having to open up the case. So I measured up the existing bezel and re-created it in...

Heavily the original design to install a 3.5" floppy disk drive into my Compaq Portable II, may also work on other computers with those extra thin 5.25" bays. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm6NXmkQdVg

another rough model of an old compaq-mouse

Floppy button for a Compaq Desktop 286e

Laptop Cover for Compaq Notebook 6720S Protection Sleeve

[They are longer than the originals so replace both legs] Leg I designed for my Compaq keyboard that was missing a leg

Check out my latest YouTube video with English subtitles at https://youtu.be/-HYJLMYNu4U. ...It shows a simple mounting bracket for Compaq PC's. ...Enjoy!

I replaced my motherboard in order to free up the space on the PCIe bracket for a more versatile add-in card, which allows me to easily install and configure high-performance expansion boards in the Compaq Deskpro PC without compromise.

There's a fix for that, and I've got the solution for Compaq RTH700 keyboards or maybe even some HP/Compaq office keyboards as well. Here's the deal - I made these clips to save the day! \nv1.0\nwhen placing them on your keyboard they might snap...

The CPU for this model is an HP Compaq 6000 Pro, providing powerful performance.

I required a bench power supply and discovered a non-standard Compaq PSU sitting idle, so I designed a custom front panel to accommodate banana plug connectors.

I recently snagged a vintage Compaq LTE 286 laptop from a thrift store for a steal - just $15 - with one major caveat: the battery and AC adapter were nowhere to be found. Given that these machines are relics of the past, sourcing replacements would...

A basic 5.25 inch drive bays plate for a HP Compaq 6300 Pro Micro Tower.

I replaced the missing bay cover on my HP Compaq DC5700 Tower, and it turned out that this part might also fit other HP Compaq Towers of a comparable age.

A replacement cosmetic foot piece I designed for my Compaq Prolinea 5133. ...It should also be compatible with any other Compaq Prolinea models that use the same case design and size. ...

Designed to allow the installation of an IDE CD ROM into the standard Compaq Deskpro 575 drive bay.

A straightforward replacement piece for the Compaq Mini 110c and other similar netbook models - a RAM module cover.

A minimalist headphone holder designed specifically for the HP Compaq LA2206x display, though it should accommodate other screens up to 17mm in depth.

If your lock's screen is busted, you can try printing this component in ABS plastic to fix your COMPAQ LTE 4/40C laptop (it might also work on the LTE lite series).

This thing is substitutes the original Compaq part numbers * 139975-001 * 143856-001 It might also be a replacement for these part numbers (but please verify yourself) * 141945-001 The names listed for this items by various spare parts sellers...