I was charging my NC10 and tripped over the powercord, causing it to fall from a table about 90cm straight on to a stone floor.
It was damaged. The silver hinges were split and the powerbutton did not function anymore. After that I opened it up and to my surprise I was able to click the hinges back together and restore the powerbutton to it's original position. After putting the screws back in everything functioned as normal, to my relief.
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I think you make it sound a lot less complicated than it was..
Re-clickable hinges ..I like this. This should be implemented in more notebook designs. -
John Ratsey Moderately inquisitive Super Moderator
Nice to hear from you about this drop test. It can't get much harder than a stone floor. Photos?
Was it the hinges or just the covers over the hinges?
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Wow.
One word: Lucky. -
That's kind've funny lol.
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It was the shiny plastic bits that were split. I guess that is the cover of the hinges. -
Any news on the harddrive in it?
Did it have a free fall sensor, and did it trip during the fall?
I am glad that your NC10 is still functioning properly.
It may be best to run scandisc to make sure that the drive is still working nominally.
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John Ratsey Moderately inquisitive Super Moderator
John -
It has a Hitachi 5k320 160GB in it and it seems to work fine. Haven't run scandisc. -
Yeah you might wanna run scandisc just to make sure..
If it everything still works then the NC10 passed the drop test. +durability points -
Red_Dragon Notebook Nobel Laureate
lol another Pro to add inside of the already huge list that the NC10 has.
NC10 survived a 90cm drop on stone floor
Discussion in 'Samsung' started by Phil, Feb 24, 2009.