Computer Repair Briefcase
You don’t need as many accessories as you used to to repair computers, but that doesn’t mean you don’t need any special tools. A case in point is reader Mark Jordan’s portfolio, packed full of everything he needs.
Here’s what’s inside the enclosure (Jordan doesn’t mention the name of the enclosure, and doesn’t mention what looks like a pair of grids installed inside):
- SATA-USB cable
- Moshi notebook
- Cat 5e cable
- GorillaGrip Tape
- ADSL cables
- Netgear POE Connectors
- MacBook Pro charger
- WD My Passport 1TB Hard Drive
- Screwdriver
- Cable ties
- Multi-point torque driver
- MacBook Pro 15-inch
- iPhone 6s Plus
- Ipad mini
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