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Something like this would be simple to fit. I am sure cheaper versions are available. Very easy if the CF19's do not have a WWAN card. Use a small adapter to use the WWAN usb. http://www.robotshop.com/en/phidgetspatial-precision-003-high-resolution-3-axis-8g-usb-accelerometer.html phidgetspatial-ax...

Karl Klammer wrote:some older WD harddisks have that built in
http://wdc.custhelp.com/app/answers/det ... feature%3F

That's pretty clever! Too bad they aren't SSD's. But overall definitely an option worthy of consideration. Thank you

Hello everyone: Do any of you happen to know if the CF-19's have any type of accelerometer in them? Or does anyone have any cost effective solutions to something of this effect? I want to try to identify when staff members for my company drop their Toughbooks. I was looking into stick-on drop sensor...

rrtek wrote:Hello,

Has anyone installed windows 7 64bits on a mk3? If so, where did you get the drivers? as I can't find them.

Yes. Many, many times. I've been using a flash drive from a co-worker and I think he used vista drivers. I can ask him where he got the drivers if vista ones don't work.

Like others said, if it has a camera then there is only 1 RAM slot. Have you got it yet? Not to worry you, but it's possible there was a camera but the seller removed it, leaving you without a camera and with only 1 RAM slot. A good way to check is if there's pictures of the one you bought, it will ...

Load windows 7 from a USB flash drive. Make sure you change the boot order in the BIOS to boot from USB first. Then you will be given the option to format your SSD.

Hello,

I replace HDD's with SSD's all the time in toughbooks. From what you described, I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. Hope this helps.