Right now I'm kind of testing the waters.
I have two older IBM Thinkpad laptops that I'm planning on parting with in the near future and was wondering if there is anyone here that would like to give them a new home.
One is a 266 Pentium MMX, 192MB (256 Max), 3GB HD, CDROM, USB
The other is a P133, 92MB (Maxed), 2GB HD, CDROM. This machine has a higher resolution screen. (don't kne the exact specs off the top of my head)
Here's the same model @ CompGeeks
They are both great machines and are in excellent condition for their age.
You can't go wrong with a Thinkpad.
Here's the prices I'm thinking about, but they are negotiable:
P266 - $190 plus shipping (Mal has this one claimed)
P133 - $150 plus shipping
I also have an offical IBM docking station for the older machine that I'll throw in for $10 plus the price of shipping (I have to ship it seperately since it's in MI).
I have run Win95 (on the oldest one), Win98, Win2K, and WinXP (on the newest) on the machines and they seem pretty compatible.
The 266 was my main machine for a number of years and was great for basic stuff and light graphic work. I've also ran NES, SNES, and Genesis emus with no problems.
The older one was my wife's main machine through college.
These would be nice for student on a budget.
If you're interested in more details, lemme know.
I have two older IBM Thinkpad laptops that I'm planning on parting with in the near future and was wondering if there is anyone here that would like to give them a new home.
One is a 266 Pentium MMX, 192MB (256 Max), 3GB HD, CDROM, USB
The other is a P133, 92MB (Maxed), 2GB HD, CDROM. This machine has a higher resolution screen. (don't kne the exact specs off the top of my head)
Here's the same model @ CompGeeks
They are both great machines and are in excellent condition for their age.
You can't go wrong with a Thinkpad.
Here's the prices I'm thinking about, but they are negotiable:
P266 - $190 plus shipping (Mal has this one claimed)
P133 - $150 plus shipping
I also have an offical IBM docking station for the older machine that I'll throw in for $10 plus the price of shipping (I have to ship it seperately since it's in MI).
I have run Win95 (on the oldest one), Win98, Win2K, and WinXP (on the newest) on the machines and they seem pretty compatible.
The 266 was my main machine for a number of years and was great for basic stuff and light graphic work. I've also ran NES, SNES, and Genesis emus with no problems.
The older one was my wife's main machine through college.
These would be nice for student on a budget.
If you're interested in more details, lemme know.