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.

RAR archive of 2.21 MB containing schematic material for the Lenovo A5500, as the Persian word in the name indicates.

Lenovo Legion firmware archive for LCFC motherboard NM-D562, marked OK tested. The name mentions 16MB and 2MB, which points to two flash images, likely a 16 MB main BIOS…

Archive of diode-mode reference measurements for a device labelled A107F, which likely refers to a Samsung Galaxy A10s handset, though the name alone does not confirm…

Archive for the HP ProBook 460 G11 laptop, 47.1 MB in RAR form; the name gives no board number, revision or content description.

Sharp LC40LE265M television files in a 3.27 MB RAR archive; the name gives the model only, without stating whether it holds a flash dump, EEPROM data or service…

Generic ZIP archive called builds3, about 2.7 MB, with nothing in the name identifying a device, board or firmware type.

ZIP archive called clssss, around 12.6 MB, with a name that offers no model, board number or description of its contents.

RAR archive labelled only WS07, with no brand, model or document type stated in the name, so its exact purpose is unclear until unpacked.

ZIP archive, 1.55 MB, named after the X751LKB model code, which follows ASUS laptop naming, although no brand is given in the listing.

ZIP archive labelled only as iPhone XS, 1.95 MB, with no indication in the name of what it contains.

Dell Latitude 5400 firmware archive for Compal board LA-G891P, platform code EDC41, revision 1.0 A00 dated 2019-03-28.

Zip package of about 13.6 MB for the SR-2000HD EXTREME receiver, carrying firmware V297 dated 8 November 2021.

Archive of 2.04 MB named IPPSB-SFA, with no brand, model or file type stated in the name.

NAND flash dump for the Samsung UE32EH4003W LED TV, taken from a K9F1G08U0D, a Samsung 1 Gbit NAND chip.

Zip archive of about 15.3 MB containing PowerISO version 7, a Windows utility for creating, editing, extracting and mounting disc image files such as ISO and BIN.

Philips 42PFL4150 archive in ZIP format, 4.48 MB. The name contains only the model code, so the board number, memory type and software release are unknown until…

Service archive for the Honor Play smartphone from Huawei, packed as a 2.32 MB RAR. The name only identifies the device and says nothing about the document type, so open…

RAR archive of conversion details for an AMD version of Quanta board DA0U92MB6D0, according to the name. The DA0 prefix is Quanta's pattern and U92 is the project code.

Archive for the Lenovo ThinkPad T450s, about 12.2 MB, with no description of its contents in the name.

Dell Latitude 5400 archive for EDC41 board LA-G891P, revision 1.0 A00, dated 2019-03-28.

RAR archive of 20.0 MB whose name appears to refer to the Openbox X5 receiver, with the brand spelled loosely; no version or date is given.

7z archive for the HP 840 G9 with pwd in the name, which most likely relates to password removal, though the contents are not described.

Generic archive called builds1 with no model, brand or board information in its name, so its contents can only be identified after unpacking.

RAR archive of 1.35 MB containing Rufus 4.3 in its x86 build, a Windows utility for creating bootable USB drives from ISO images.

ZIP archive of roughly 5.07 MB linked to the Philips 40PFL5059 television. No chassis, board number or chip type appears in the name, so the contents should be reviewed…

Samsung brand bundle numbered 09, a 594 MB RAR archive whose name lists no specific model or board.

Photo archive of Quanta motherboard DA0U82MB6D0 revision D, an 11.6 MB RAR containing board pictures; the laptop model is not named.

Photo collection of the ASUS X421IA mainboard, revision R2.0, supplied as an 18.8 MB ZIP archive.

A 1.11 MB zip archive for the MSI MS-6707 motherboard. Nothing beyond the brand and board code is stated, so the type of material, schematic, manual or BIOS, is unknown…

MSI MS-6580 zip file, 5.03 MB. Beyond the brand and model code nothing is stated, so the archive contents, whether schematic, BIOS or manuals, need checking after…

Archive of 2.12 MB named 2CEWH-RH11, in RAR format, without any brand, model or document type in the name.

Troubleshooting archive for the Samsung I9500, the Galaxy S4, compressed as a RAR of about 16.4 MB.

Main board files for the Samsung UE32F4800AW television, in a 5.35 MB RAR archive marked chassis main.

High-resolution board photos labelled A15HC at revision 2.0, in a 10.4 MB RAR; the name gives no brand or device.

NAND memory dump for the Samsung UE55D5500 LED TV, main board BN41-01660B, read from a K9GAG08U0E chip, a Samsung 16 Gbit NAND flash. The archive is large at 157 MB.

Compressed archive of 2.02 MB for the MSI MS-6765 motherboard. Aside from the board code, the name says nothing about what is enclosed, whether schematic pages, firmware…

Tar archive of 11.5 MB containing root for the A700FD, the dual-SIM style variant code, built for binary revision U1 with a final 6 likely showing the Android version.

Troubleshooting material for the Samsung GT-I9192, the dual SIM Galaxy S4 mini, as the TSHOO tag indicates, part 7 of a set, packed in a 3.33 MB RAR.