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 Post subject: Thinkpad x40, T20, 770ED for sale
PostPosted: Sat Jun 02, 2012 1:47 pm 
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Hi,

I just recently moved and have decided I don't have room for the following computers anymore.

ThinkPad X40. Type 2371-67U
Wiped clean with a new factory image. One of the hooks in the lid is broken, but it still closes securely. Otherwise, the computer is in really nice shape. I will also include a mini-pci wireless card I thought was going to work in it. There are ways to either mod the bios or mod the wireless card to allow it to bypass the whitelist, but I haven't figured it out. Asking $100+shipping.

ThinkPad 770ED. Type 9549-5AU
Will wipe the hard drive. This was my very first ThinkPad and I bought it new. It mainly just sits now, so I figure it can go to someone who will use it. The screen takes a few seconds to come up to full operation condition, and the battery doesn't work in the main battery bay. It works in the Ultrabay, however. There is chipping paint on the bottom, and one chip on the palmrest that is currently covered up with some electrical tape. Keyboard has been replaced with one that looks almost new. I think I may have upgraded the RAM at some point too. Since I bought this new, I should have pretty much all the paperwork and CDs it came with; I just have to find them. I also should have the Windows 95 CD it came with, as well as the Windows 98 Upgrade CD. Also should have the floppy disk drive as well as the DVD drive. Asking $40+shipping

ThinkPad T20. Type 2647-46U
This computer has an issue with the motherboard where if you pick it up, or push down on one corner, you can get the blue-screen of death. Supposedly you can fix this by removing the motherboard and heating it up in the oven to reflow the solder. All other parts of the computer are good. Asking $20+shipping.

Also I have a Port laptop bag designed for the T-series that I can include with any computer for an additional $20.

Last, if anyone wants to pay for shipping, I have a Zeos 386 laptop I can send for free. It's an interesting piece of computing history. Carrying bag included.

All prices are best offer, and do not include shipping. I can post pictures later.


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