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Identifying the Hardware Features 1 380D The CD-ROM drive reads data from a CD-ROM. 11 380D The CD-ROM emergency eject hole ejects the CD-ROM tray when it does not open with the CD-ROM eject button. Insert a pin into this hole to eject the tray. 12 The palm rest is where you rest the palms of your hands when using the keyboard. 13 The built-in speaker reproduces sound for your application programs. 14 The TrackPoint III is a built-in pointing device that provides a function similar to that of a mouse. (See page 20.) 15 The built-in microphone captures sound and voice when it is used with an application program. 16 The Fn key is used with the function keys to activate the Fn key functions. (See page 22.) 17 The keyboard is used to enter data into the computer. (To use the numeric keypad on the keyboard, see page 24.) 18 The indicator panel consists of the system-status indicators and their associated symbols. (See page 18.) Chapter 2. Getting Familiar with Your Computer 15

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Identifying the Hardware Features
1
380D
The
CD-ROM drive
reads data from a CD-ROM.
11
380D
The
CD-ROM
emergency eject hole
ejects the
CD-ROM tray when it does not
open with the CD-ROM eject
button.
Insert a pin into this hole
to eject the tray.
12
The
palm rest
is where you rest
the palms of your hands when
using the keyboard.
13
The
built-in speaker
reproduces
sound for your application
programs.
14
The
TrackPoint III
is a built-in
pointing device that provides a
function similar to that of a mouse.
(See page 20.)
15
The
built-in microphone
captures
sound and voice when it is used
with an application program.
16
The
Fn key
is used with the
function keys to activate the
Fn
key functions.
(See page 22.)
17
The
keyboard
is used to enter
data into the computer.
(To use
the
numeric keypad
on the
keyboard, see page 24.)
18
The
indicator panel
consists of
the system-status indicators and
their associated symbols.
(See
page 18.)
Chapter 2.
Getting Familiar with Your Computer
15