...40$? lol i say just keep it and farm on it
Middle-aged laptop, good for a laugh. TRUST ME.
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sorry, iampoor bought it, already shipped.
Ok, so here is the scoop with this machine, all out on the table. I know its not worth much, but please no negative comments. If you post here to mock it, thats fine, but please leave me an appraisal too
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Good news:
Please understand, I got this laptop from a blind man after he accidentally destroyed the screen and upgraded laptops. I accepted this laptop as payment for services rendered (Setting up his new laptop)
Hidden under the duct tape is the wireless antenna's. I placed them here after I removed the LCD panel and plate.
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Ok, so here is the scoop with this machine, all out on the table. I know its not worth much, but please no negative comments. If you post here to mock it, thats fine, but please leave me an appraisal too
- Specs: Toshiba Lappie, P4 (prescott) @ 3.2, dvd/cdrw combo, 60gb hdd, 512mb ddr, wifi, cardreader
- Touchpad no worky
- LCD screen is completely gone
- serious cosmetic damage all around the case
- battery doesnt work
- AC Adapter soldered direct to motherboard
- Speakers are non working (wires cut)
- Extremely dirty
- wifi cosmetic switch is missing, but switch still functional and attached to motherboard. Wifi works
- See pics for a good laugh
- LEDs in front (on charge, on battery) do not work, as they are on the same connector as the touchpad, which is disconnected. I think the touchpad is shorted, just needs cleaning most likely.
Good news:
- Runs fine
- Fast and stable
- HDD passes fitness test
- CPU passes burn in
- Memory passes memtest
- Wifi works (atheros based)
- Cardreader works
- keyboard works
- Hot keys work, LEDS in same area work
Please understand, I got this laptop from a blind man after he accidentally destroyed the screen and upgraded laptops. I accepted this laptop as payment for services rendered (Setting up his new laptop)
Hidden under the duct tape is the wireless antenna's. I placed them here after I removed the LCD panel and plate.
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lol well make me an offer. I am not sure exactly how much it would cost to ship to the states, but I would assume around $25CAD ought to cover it.
Originally Posted by xxicrimsonixx I WANT THAT!!! It would be a great computer for me (I thought of a use, but i cant remember it right now...) |
I'll give you 10 bucks just to clean the hair and food out of it! AND you can keep it.
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LOL, looks cool, I like how you have it all rigged up so that you can still use it. Reminds me of a human head being attached to a computer being kept artificially alive.
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lol, dont have money now, but i would buy if i had, but i do want it... I remember why now, my brother could use it as a computer in his room
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Also, I am in canada...
Originally Posted by superk lol well make me an offer. I am not sure exactly how much it would cost to ship to the states, but I would assume around $25CAD ought to cover it. |
Also, I am in canada...
That is the most ghetto laptop ever.
You will be lucky to get $50 out of that.
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You will be lucky to get $50 out of that.
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seconded
Originally Posted by xxicrimsonixx why did a blind man need a computer? |
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no but case modding does, whats your excuse ^_^
Originally Posted by superk Why would you need a computer? Just because you can see doesnt make you special. |
Reminds me of my handicapped lappie-- which still works great for HTPC---
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You should see it now actually, the fan controller on the mobo for the CPU heatsink fan died -- so I attached a blower fan to the side with zipties and hot glue that blows through where the exhaust was through the heatsink and out the where the intake was -- with a seperated 12v AC adapter that you have to plug in before you turn it on-- keeps it cooler actually and quieter...
You should see it now actually, the fan controller on the mobo for the CPU heatsink fan died -- so I attached a blower fan to the side with zipties and hot glue that blows through where the exhaust was through the heatsink and out the where the intake was -- with a seperated 12v AC adapter that you have to plug in before you turn it on-- keeps it cooler actually and quieter...
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