Small, and light enough to detach and use as a radio.

Size comparison...

SmartCard slot for quick authentication and audio in/out.

Plug it in, log in and *boom*--your session pops back to life, anywhere on any SunRay on the network if you were in a lab or off

Second-hand unit with no stand, so mine is usually in the napping position.

Power (no power switch!), 10/100 Ethernet, 4xUSB 1.1 ports, VGA, video in, audio in/out and (cut off) security loop.

Small and lightweight. End sales pitch.

Cheap plastic bookend to the rescue. Now I feel like I want *two* Tactile Pro keyboards.

Boredom strikes: I wonder how you completely disassemble a SPARCstation LX/lunchbox?

And how do you disassemble a SunRay? Revelation: don't be afraid to give the front, dark grey bezel a really, really good pull.

... and then it's all exposed. I guess that's the firmware on the bottom-right.

It's all here, UltraSPARC II-style heat sinks and all.