Ergänzung
Habe eben noch mal etwas recherchiert, kann allerdings mit den Angaben nix anfangen 
Vielleicht kann ja jemand von euch rauslesen, was für ein Bus das jetzt ist…
Processor and Cache
120-MHz Pentium processors with internal 16-KB cache
Display/Graphics
Armada 1130: 10.4 inch color STN SVGA
All include 32-bit PCI local bus video with 1 MB VRAM
Memory
16 MB of RAM standard expandable to 24 MB and 48 MB respectively
Hard Drives and Storage
1.0-GB Hard Drive
Pointing Device
Integrated 19-mm center-mounted optical trackball
Interfaces
Keyboard/Pointing Device, Enhanced Parallel Port, Serial Port, External SVGA
Keyboard
Full size keyboard with 4° tilt with isolated, inverted „T“ cursor keys, palm rest and separate cursor control keys
Diskette Drive
Internal 3.5-inch, 1.44-MB Diskette Drive
Security Features
Power-on Password, QuickLock, QuickBlank, Cable-lock provision, hard disk, diskette drive and PCMCIA disable, serial and parallel port disable
Typical Battery Life
2-3 hours
Power Management
Standby with Instant-On; Fail Safe and User-Initiated Hibernation; power conservation: three pre-set and one custom level
PCMCIA
Two Type II or One Type III industry-standard PCMCIA slots
Preinstalled Software
Windows 95, MS Works, Astound CSE, Microsoft Internet Browser (Armada 1130 only), Netscape; also supports Windows 3.1, Windows NT, Windows for WorkGroups and OS/2
Options
Communications
SpeedPaq 336 Telephony Modem2
(wide assortment of cellular connection cables available including Motorola, Nokia and others) 266200-001
Compaq 336 PC Card Modem 189650-002
Compaq Global 288 Telephony Modem 234408-001 ANMERKUNG!
Compaq Ethernet LAN Card 224750-001
PCMCIA wireless modems, network interface
cards, audio, SCSI cards and other communication devices
are available from many third parties
ANMERKUNG: Die empfohlene Karte ist laut Compaq-Seite eine Compaq 10 Base-T Ethernet LAN Card PCMCIA
Hilft das weiter?
Danke sagt: Claus