What does PB NEC Europe say about the PB 680 Here is a page from a PB 683 manual given with a system sold in Europe. Click here to see the large jpg image of this page. The naming convention for these components is pbnec. CEL part numbers with an E suffix designate a common-emitter package configuration, as opposed to common-base (B suffix) versions of the same transistor available from CEL under the same part number. I created this page to help other PB/NEC owners in their plight. This is not a Packard Bell/NEC hate page. However, if you run a PB/NEC hate page, feel free to link to my page. I have no problems with that. Owners of PB computers may finally find the solution to their problems on this page. PB NEC Corporation, 1 Packard Bell Way, Sacramento, CA 95828 U.S.A. Page 5: Safety Notices Safety Notices Caution: To reduce the risk of electric shock which could cause personal injury, follow all safety notices. The symbols shown are used in your documentation and on your equipment to indicate safety hazards. Other OEM BIOSes for the GA-8i915PM mobo do not appear to be compatible with the PB NEC mobo, although would presumably be patchable – for a competent coder (which is not me!). Machine details as below: Model: Packard Bell NEC iMedia 1508/N Model Type: UTOW – 8UN MS WHQL No: 8UN 957446 PID: 0488533 P/N: PB43213001 MIM.
