16MB binary dump labelled bottom for the Inventec board 6050A2945701, meaning the flash chip on the underside of the PCB; a top-chip file exists separately.

Reference PDF, 218 KB, for the 2SD2584 component, indexed under schematics. In Japanese JIS numbering, 2SD indicates an NPN bipolar transistor designed for low-frequency…

PDF datasheet entry for the 2SK2986, 433 KB. Only the part number appears in the name; the 2SK prefix tells a technician it is a JIS-registered N-channel FET.

Covering the 2SK2125 N-channel FET, this 35 KB PDF is filed under schematics, though a part-number-only name normally indicates a manufacturer datasheet.

The 2SD1111 is the only detail in the name of this 71.5 KB PDF, indexed as a schematic but best read as the transistor datasheet.

PDF datasheet of 96.7 KB for the 2SC4482, an NPN bipolar transistor according to Japanese JIS designation.

Small 31.8 KB PDF bearing the 2SC3294 part number, listed as a schematic but best treated as the component datasheet.

Reference PDF for the 2SA1469, 101 KB, filed under schematics. Japanese JIS numbering uses 2SA for PNP transistors oriented toward high-frequency applications, which…

Datasheet PDF for the 2SA2062 transistor, 29.9 KB, the same size as the neighbouring 2SA2063 file, which hints at a shared document layout.

Datasheet for the 2SA1737, a PNP bipolar transistor per the JIS 2SA prefix, supplied as a 40.2 KB PDF and catalogued in the schematic section.

PDF of 133 KB carrying only the part number 2N6790, placed in the schematic category. There is no model or board information in the name.

The 2N6768 PDF, 145 KB, appears in the schematic index but its title is purely a JEDEC discrete component code. It gives no model, brand or board number.

Indexed as a schematic, this 145 KB PDF is named 303CNQ and nothing more, with no laptop model, board number or revision.

Schematic-category PDF of 343 KB, titled 60CIQ045, with no laptop model, brand or revision indicated.

Named simply for part 10YQ045, this 48.3 KB PDF is best read as a component datasheet rather than a board drawing.

Boardview in CAD format for the GL502VS at revision 2.1, a model name ASUS uses for its ROG gaming laptops.

Exploded view workbook for model GLWS905GADDG, a large 11.7 MB Excel file that likely contains embedded drawings.

16 MB firmware dump named u365, probably referring to the chip position U365 on an unspecified motherboard, without brand or model information.

Working BIOS image for motherboard 6050A2728501-MB-A01, revision A01, 8 MB, marked as tested and functional; the laptop model is not stated.

8 MB image read from a Micron N25Q064A SPI flash, dated September 2018 by the programmer software. No laptop model or board is identified.

Small 512 KB binary simply named bios, offering no information on the manufacturer, model or board.

Boardview for the Quanta N61A-D board, marked BDV in the name and compressed as a 463 KB ZIP.

A 2 MB file named only ORG, with no extension, presumably an original dump of a working SPI flash chip.

Complete schematic (esquemático completo, Spanish for full schematic) in PDF for the Samsung model coded G532, the Galaxy J2 Prime / Grand Prime Plus family.

Cover page of the common Samsung SM-M307F service manual, a 66.3 KB PDF for the Galaxy M30s.

Compressed archive of 419 KB named M5A99FX_PRO, a model name used on an ASUS AM3+ desktop board, although the name gives no brand or revision.

PDF schematic of the Topstar X03 board, 548 KB. The name gives no revision or date, so confirm the board version against the title block in the drawings.

RAR package of 1.05 MB covering the IBM ThinkPad X31 ultraportable. It is smaller than a ZIP archive listed for the same model, which suggests different or fewer files…

RAR archive of 1.14 MB for the IBM ThinkPad T60. Only the model is named, with no board number, revision or note on contents, so extract it and confirm what is included.

ASUS ZenBook UX303UB BIOS archive, 3.59 MB in RAR form, labelled AS.206, which looks like an ASUS BIOS version number for this model.

Small archive of 1.24 MB named 3D1-20, with no brand, model or file type in the name. The code may indicate version 2.0 of a 3D1 series, but this cannot be confirmed.

BIOS archive of 2.48 MB for Inventec board 6050A2503201-MB-A02, revision A02. No laptop model or firmware version appears in the name.

Firmware image for Inventec-numbered board 6050A2491301, revision A02. Unlike the others in the series, the name has no MB suffix, and it gives no device model.

Apple iPhone 8 archive of 53.1 MB, a size suggesting schematics, boardview data and possibly additional reference images.

Large 109 MB RAR for the Apple iPhone 7 Plus; the name provides no board number, revision or contents list.

Firmware binary for the LG E2050S, version V116, build 8703, dated 20100322, with an NVT tag that likely refers to the controller vendor variant.

BIOS file for the Intel D946GZIS desktop board, a 512 KB raw binary with no version stated in the name. The capacity points to a 4 Mbit flash chip.

Alternative BIOS dump for the Intel D945GCPE board, marked only by the (1) suffix, 512 KB in size.

Schematic of the ThinkPad T30 notebook motherboard in PDF format, roughly 986 KB. The name gives only the model, with no board number or revision, so confirm the design…

Zipped firmware for the K52JT notebook, the AS206 suffix most likely indicating BIOS version 206, 1.27 MB in size.