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From: Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada
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I have a spare desktop that has been sitting in a closet not being used. I am thinking about selling it since I don't really have much use for it. I've been a little out of touch with computer prices over the last year and was wondering how much you think I should ask for it.
It's an HP dc7100 SFF business desktop
Intel P4 3.0 GHz
512 MB DDR RAM
40 gig SATA HD
Integrated sound and video
DVD-RW drive
10/100/1000 ethernet card
17" CRT HP 7500 monitor
HP keyboard and mouse
It's an HP dc7100 SFF business desktop
Intel P4 3.0 GHz
512 MB DDR RAM
40 gig SATA HD
Integrated sound and video
DVD-RW drive
10/100/1000 ethernet card
17" CRT HP 7500 monitor
HP keyboard and mouse
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Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada
Originally Posted by vstrizheus
Honestly, I think you're looking at around $250-300 USD in the US, not sure how much more computer parts cost over in Canada though
Check out craigslist to see what current prices are in your area.
Check out craigslist to see what current prices are in your area.
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http://toronto.craigslist.org/sys/408003512.html
That is a 2.8 w/ DVD burner but no monitor
I guess $350 is probably closer to what you can expect in Ca
That is a 2.8 w/ DVD burner but no monitor
I guess $350 is probably closer to what you can expect in Ca
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Shane, there's another option you might want to consider.
We had an extra computer, monitor, desk, etc. , everything ready to roll. I enquired about a needy Mother with children and found a girl with two children. I loaded it in my truck and delivered and set it up for them. It was their first full computer set-up they ever had. They were estatic. A few years later this teenage boy came up to me and said he was one of the children that we gave the setup to with a big smile on his face, and said thanks again. This was worth so much more than just trying to sell it.
We had an extra computer, monitor, desk, etc. , everything ready to roll. I enquired about a needy Mother with children and found a girl with two children. I loaded it in my truck and delivered and set it up for them. It was their first full computer set-up they ever had. They were estatic. A few years later this teenage boy came up to me and said he was one of the children that we gave the setup to with a big smile on his face, and said thanks again. This was worth so much more than just trying to sell it.
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Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada
Originally Posted by GEE35X
Shane, there's another option you might want to consider.
We had an extra computer, monitor, desk, etc. , everything ready to roll. I enquired about a needy Mother with children and found a girl with two children. I loaded it in my truck and delivered and set it up for them. It was their first full computer set-up they ever had. They were estatic. A few years later this teenage boy came up to me and said he was one of the children that we gave the setup to with a big smile on his face, and said thanks again. This was worth so much more than just trying to sell it.
We had an extra computer, monitor, desk, etc. , everything ready to roll. I enquired about a needy Mother with children and found a girl with two children. I loaded it in my truck and delivered and set it up for them. It was their first full computer set-up they ever had. They were estatic. A few years later this teenage boy came up to me and said he was one of the children that we gave the setup to with a big smile on his face, and said thanks again. This was worth so much more than just trying to sell it.
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Originally Posted by GEE35X
Shane, there's another option you might want to consider.
We had an extra computer, monitor, desk, etc. , everything ready to roll. I enquired about a needy Mother with children and found a girl with two children. I loaded it in my truck and delivered and set it up for them. It was their first full computer set-up they ever had. They were estatic. A few years later this teenage boy came up to me and said he was one of the children that we gave the setup to with a big smile on his face, and said thanks again. This was worth so much more than just trying to sell it.
We had an extra computer, monitor, desk, etc. , everything ready to roll. I enquired about a needy Mother with children and found a girl with two children. I loaded it in my truck and delivered and set it up for them. It was their first full computer set-up they ever had. They were estatic. A few years later this teenage boy came up to me and said he was one of the children that we gave the setup to with a big smile on his face, and said thanks again. This was worth so much more than just trying to sell it.
There is a good chance I will get a new computer later this year and will definitely do this with my current machine. I've got similar specs to Shane's so should be good enough for a couple of years for basic home use. It's still serving me right now.
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Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Toronto, GTA north
Originally Posted by RBull
That truly is a great idea Wayne. Good for you. I think you have mentioned this before on line.
There is a good chance I will get a new computer later this year and will definitely do this with my current machine. I've got similar specs to Shane's so should be good enough for a couple of years for basic home use. It's still serving me right now.
There is a good chance I will get a new computer later this year and will definitely do this with my current machine. I've got similar specs to Shane's so should be good enough for a couple of years for basic home use. It's still serving me right now.