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Hey Sean, this might be for you:
| quote: | Subject: [tortech] FS: IBM Thinkpad T40 laptop
Date: Mon, 13 Jun 2005 18:18:40 -0400
From: Bryan Fullerton
To: [email protected]
I was recently given a laptop as part of a severance package. It's quite
a sweet laptop, a 'desktop replacement' IBM Thinkpad T40, and it works
quite well... but it's not a Mac and I already have a Windows desktop,
so I'd like to sell it.
My dad has already said he'll give me $1k for it, but no more. I'm
asking for $1200 firm -- if nobody expresses interest at that price by
end of next weekend it goes to my dad.
Specifics: (Googling on the model number may give more)
IBM Thinkpad T40 model 2373-92U, manufactured 08/2003
Pentium M 1.6Ghz
512Mb DDR SDRAM
400Mhz FSB
14.1" TFT Active Matrix screen, 1400x1050 max resolution
80Gb IDE drive
CD-RW/DVD drive (removable)
1000BaseT Ethernet
Integrated modem, 802.11a, 802.11b and Bluetooth
32Mb video RAM
Audio in/out
PCMCIA slot
VGA and SVideo jacks, 2048 x 1536 max external resolution
2 x USB and parallel port
Long life battery - advertised at 7.5hrs, I've used it for 5+ hours
Size: 12.25" x 10.91" x 1.22"
Weight: 4.85lbs
Windows XP Professional key (on the unit), but no original media
Includes AC adapter and original telephone cable
Manufacturer's warranty is 3 years, and the unit was purchased in late
2003 by my previous employer. You may or may not be able to get warranty
service given the chain of ownership.
I don't have any recovery or other CDs - since this was an enterprise
install it's entirely possible that either there were no CDs (only
software on the hdd), or that the IT department of the company I was
working for snagged the CDs when they installed the standard corporate
image. All drivers are available on the IBM and/or Lenovo websites. If
you're going to run Windows I can install XP and applicable/useful
driver and utility software for you.
So... let me know if you're interested.
Thanks,
Bryan
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