Posts by RickAltman

What about an inverter that allows one to use the native AC power brick. Like this product here: http://meritline.stores.yahoo.net/ct...o-adapter.html Would this work?

The Targus website actually has a category for Hewlett-Packard and for HP (go figure). The HP category lists dozens upon dozens of models but no Pavilion models that begin with ZD. Does anyone know if there is a model listed with Targus...

Thank you! Now the question is: How do I find an adapter that supports the HP ZD70xx series? The Targus website does not list that as a compatible notebook (listing only the ZE4000 and ZE5000 series) and the Trust website does not...

I have an M6810 model and would like to aquire an airline seat DC adapter for it. None of the Targus pins fit -- can anyone tell me if there is an air/auto adapter for my unit? Many thanks... Rick A. Pleasanton CA

I would like to know if the following symptom is known and solveable: When I return my M6810, original configuration, from hibernation, about half the time it starts up just fine and works without incident. But the other half of the...

Perfect! Thank you very much for pointing me to a place that would have taken me weeks to find... Rick A.

Heading into a conference in which I will be giving seven presentations using my M6810, I am prepping my machine for running at 1024 x 768 (required by the LCD projector we are using). The external display looks fine; my internal...

While Best Buy is only authorized to swap out the unit, eMachines will replace the hinges and the cover, leaving the rest of your system intact. The RMA process only takes about six days -- might that not be a better way to go for those...

My 6810 is about two months old (yes it has its cracked hinges), and is more or less running beautifully. I have one issue: If I am connected to our LAN via CAT5, I can stand by or hibernate all I want, and upon return, the notebook...

I am a candidate for the Fastest Hinge-Crack Award. Within one week, my M6810 developed cracks on BOTH hinges. As mentioned earlier, it appears to happen in the blink of an eye. I've been inspecting closely, and at 9pm, both hinges were...