BIOS archive for the ASUS ROG Zephyrus M16 GU603, listing the board code GX703HS at revision 3.0.

ZIP archive of 16.5 MB containing firmware for the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga 4th Gen. The name gives no machine type, board number or version, and the larger size suggests…

Lenovo BIOS dump for board NM-C881 Rev 1.0, carrying code GX4A0GYG50, probably a board label identifier, in an 8.56 MB RAR.

Lenovo BIOS archive for board code BT460 on LCFC motherboard NM-A421, revision 3.0, marked as working.

Backup BIOS dump labelled old for the Compal LA-N221P board, platform code IAS_JLG10, 32.0 MB.

BIOS image for Inventec motherboard 6050A3156701, revision MB-A01 (A1), a 16 MB .BIN file marked as working.

BIOS firmware for the Dell Latitude 3410 and 3510, board 19746-1, packed as an 8.07 MB RAR; SRGL0 in the name may be a CPU code but is not explained.

Raw 32 MB BIOS binary for the HP EliteBook 840 G9. The name gives no board number, version or notes about cleaning, so treat it as a generic dump and check its origin…

The name 2sd1455 refers to a JIS-registered NPN transistor, and this 53.0 KB PDF is most likely its manufacturer datasheet, although the index lists it as a schematic.

A 135 KB PDF covering the 2SK2711 transistor. The extra 1-5 token in the name is not explained and may point to a page range or document revision.

Reference PDF for the 2SK2459N, sized 133 KB and indexed as a schematic, though the JIS-style name points to a single-component datasheet for an N-channel FET.

At 294 KB, this PDF is larger than its neighbours but still identified only by 2SJ167, a Japanese JIS number for a P-channel field-effect transistor.

Samsung SM-A205F schematics, the Galaxy A20, provided as PDF files inside a RAR archive of about 4.06 MB.

Compressed RAR archive, 5.12 MB, for the OPPO R11s smartphone. The name gives no more than the model, so contents such as schematics or a board layout have to be checked…

Archive for the Meizu U20 smartphone, about 2.26 MB in RAR format, with no further detail in the name about its contents.

Archive for the Meizu M6, 3.02 MB in RAR format, with a name that gives the model but nothing about the document type.

ZIP archive of 1.46 MB for the original Apple iPhone, commonly called the iPhone 2G. The name states only the model, so the precise contents should be checked after…

Archive named G973F, the model code of the Samsung Galaxy S10 international variant, packed as a 7.70 MB RAR.

Generic 25.4 MB RAR archive with the vague name hpp pc, which tells nothing reliable about its contents.

Large 1.52 GB RAR collection labelled as Dell material, numbered 05 as part of a series of archives.

At 192 KB this PDF is somewhat larger than its neighbours and covers the 2SC3142 transistor, an NPN bipolar part under JIS 2SC numbering.

PDF of 41.2 KB for the 2SC3130, with an extra E suffix in the name whose meaning is not stated; it may mark an edition, language or variant, so check inside.

BIOS image named MainBios, 32.0 MB in size, without any brand, model, board number or version in its name.

Archive for the K43L board at revision 3.1, only 110 KB in size. That small size suggests a boardview file rather than a full schematic, but the name does not state the…

Repair archive for the Apple iPhone 5C, compressed as RAR and about 3.4 MB. Nothing beyond the model is stated, so the document type inside must be checked after…

ZIP archive for the IBM ThinkPad T23 notebook, roughly 1.60 MB in size. Apart from the model, the name carries no board number, revision or list of included files, so…

RAR archive for the IBM ThinkPad R52 in its UMA version, about 730 KB. UMA means integrated graphics sharing system memory, so this material targets boards without a…

Schematic in PDF form for the Adamo 13, the ultra-thin laptop sold under the Dell Adamo name, packed in an 827 KB RAR archive.

Apple logic board schematic for 820-3024, supplied as a PDF inside a 1.19 MB RAR archive.

Duplicate-marked RAR of 1.55 MB for the code 2pesv-11, slightly larger than the other two 2PESV revision 11 archives, which may mean its contents differ.

BIOS image for an MA18 board, Wistron number 15315-2, read from an MX25L12805 flash chip and tagged with the code 161301-01, packed in ZIP.

Schematic package in zip format, 2.22 MB, with a name that suggests the Samsung Galaxy J4 (SM-J410F/G), although the brand is not stated in the file details.

RAR archive of 6.58 MB with the uninformative name uh2, which identifies no brand, model or motherboard.

ZIP package named NexusBV, version 0.5.1, which from its name appears to be a boardview viewing program rather than a dump for any specific device.

BIOS firmware for what the name gives as an 845 G10, marked new and with fast boot. The brand is not stated, though the G10 suffix matches HP EliteBook generation…

Schematic package for the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, model S918B, supplied in a 1.81 MB zip.

SPI firmware dump for the Samsung LT22A300EWEN monitor-TV built on main board BN41-01703A with an M215HW01 panel.

SPI flash dump for the Samsung LA32D403E2 LCD television, identified by assembly code BN94-04174N.

Archive for the Samsung UE32N4510AV LED TV associated with main board BN41-02663, given here without a revision letter.

Firmware archive for the Dell Latitude 7320, 11.8 MB as RAR, with a Cls token that is not explained; it might indicate a cleared image, but that is not certain.