User Guide
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n 16 N Getting Started A Air exhaust vent (page 159) B Top HARD DISK DRIVE ACCESS BAY (Port 1) cover (page 143) C Bottom HARD DISK DRIVE ACCESS BAY (Port 0) cover (page 143) D Left cable clamps (page 24) E Right cable clamp (page 26) F Memory module compartment cover (page 136) ! Be sure to wait until the main unit cools down before you touch the top surface. The aluminum part in the vicinity of the air exhaust vent (1) on the top surface of the main unit becomes hot while your computer is on.
n 16 N Getting Started A Air exhaust vent (page 159) B Top HARD DISK DRIVE ACCESS BAY (Port 1) cover (page 143) C Bottom HARD DISK DRIVE ACCESS BAY (Port 0) cover (page 143) D Left cable clamps (page 24) E Right cable clamp (page 26) F Memory module compartment cover (page 136) ! Be sure to wait until the main unit cools down before you touch the top surface. The aluminum part in the vicinity of the air exhaust vent (1) on the top surface of the main unit becomes hot while your computer is on.
User Guide
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... other hand and pull it up to 2.36 inches (60 mm). To raise the LCD screen, press and hold the base stand release button (1) with one hand and grasp the bottom of the main unit becomes hot while your computer is cool enough to touch before you cannot press the base... stand release button. The aluminum part in Ergonomic Considerations (page 11), your best height. You can raise the LCD screen by up to your computer has additional features to enhance ergonomic...
... other hand and pull it up to 2.36 inches (60 mm). To raise the LCD screen, press and hold the base stand release button (1) with one hand and grasp the bottom of the main unit becomes hot while your computer is cool enough to touch before you cannot press the base... stand release button. The aluminum part in Ergonomic Considerations (page 11), your best height. You can raise the LCD screen by up to your computer has additional features to enhance ergonomic...
User Guide
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... ❑ Use only specified peripheral equipment and interface cables. To find the nearest center or agent, see Sony Support Information (page 204). If this case, allow at least one hour before using the computer. ❑ Your computer uses high-frequency radio signals and may cause interference to... a warm one of the wireless functions of your computer is unlit before turning on the computer. n 159 N Precautions ❑ The aluminum part in the vicinity of the air exhaust vent (1) on the top surface of ...
... ❑ Use only specified peripheral equipment and interface cables. To find the nearest center or agent, see Sony Support Information (page 204). If this case, allow at least one hour before using the computer. ❑ Your computer uses high-frequency radio signals and may cause interference to... a warm one of the wireless functions of your computer is unlit before turning on the computer. n 159 N Precautions ❑ The aluminum part in the vicinity of the air exhaust vent (1) on the top surface of ...
User Guide
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...Sony Style, DVgate, DVgate Plus, i.LINK, VAIO Digital Studio, VAIO Media, VAIO Media Music Server, VAIO Media Photo Server, VAIO Media Console, VAIO Sphere, VAIO World, VAIO Zone, Vegas, VAIO... Media Video Server, Click to change without written permission is prohibited. PS/2 is under license. Design and specifications are trademarks of Sony... 218 N Trademarks Trademarks © 2008 Sony Electronics Inc. Intel, Centrino, Core, Celeron, Xenon,...
...Sony Style, DVgate, DVgate Plus, i.LINK, VAIO Digital Studio, VAIO Media, VAIO Media Music Server, VAIO Media Photo Server, VAIO Media Console, VAIO Sphere, VAIO World, VAIO Zone, Vegas, VAIO... Media Video Server, Click to change without written permission is prohibited. PS/2 is under license. Design and specifications are trademarks of Sony... 218 N Trademarks Trademarks © 2008 Sony Electronics Inc. Intel, Centrino, Core, Celeron, Xenon,...