Here you can see the main unit along with the power supply and keyboard.

The main unit alone. As you can see, the speakers run the full height of the unit with the 12 inch LCD between.

Another shot of the main unit.

Here you can see the base unit which contains the power supply and Bose subwoofer.

In this shot you can see the air port on the top which is part of the subwoofer.

A side view of the base unit.

Here you can see the label for the base unit showing power specifications and approvals.

Located on the base unit, this dial controls the subwoofer volume. Turning past 30% is pretty powerful.

This 23-pin custom connector is located on the subwoofer and joins to the main unit, supplying power and audio hookups.

The lower portion of the main unit contains the 4x vertical CD-ROM drive, remote sensor, headphone connector and many controls.

Here the CD-ROM drive is open showing how discs are loaded.

To the right of the CD-ROM drive controls for audio playback are located. These controls allow for full audio CD control including play/pause,stop, forward, reverse and stop/eject.

Here you can see both the subwoofer and main unit ends of the cable.

The connection is made by lining up the two grey bumps and turning the metal ring.

The back of the main unit showing two fans and the array of connectors.

Two fans are used on the TAM. The left fan cools the motherboard and the fan on the right cools the video inverter (as far as I can tell).

A close-up of the inverter fan.

With the back panel removed you have complete access to the motherboard.

Here are the modem, printer and ADB (keyboard/mouse) connectors located on the back.

All the connectors which run up the side have labeled cable holders to keep everything organized.

Here are the rest of the connectors. From left to right: Power button, subwoofer/power cable, audio out, audio in, SCSI, cable TV, FM radio antenna. The last part is a standard hardware locking slot to keep people from stealing your TAM using a 3rd party locking kit.

Here are the main connectors on the unit. Also seen here to the right of the TV and FM antenna connectors is the cable guide with cover on.

The modem, printer, ADB, S-Video and audio line in connectors are seen here along with the cable guide below.

The TAM keyboard is a basic PowerBook keyboard and trackpad with a very nice case which includes real leather palm rests.

The trackpad can be removed and replaced with a blank leather panel for use on the side of the keyboard.

The information label for the keyboard.