FS: T500 - WSXGA+ - Warranty

[NorrisCell]

This is another classic case of "I really don't want to sell but I probably should"

2082-8ZU

Original Description:
P8600(2.4GHz)
3GB RAM
160GB 7200rpm HD
15.4in 1680x1050 LCD
256MB ATI Radeon HD3650
CDRW/DVDRW
Intel 802.11agn wireless
Bluetooth
Modem
1Gb Ethernet
UltraNav
Secure chip
Fingerprint reader
9c Li-Ion
WinXP Pro

This was my main machine for programming and other tasks. It's under Depot (Mail-in) warranty until 09/09/13. The screen is blemish free, and the keyboard and plastics are in good condition. Battery is in green, holding 64/84Wh.

Sold without AC adapter, RAM, HD, and HD caddy. HD cover is included.

$200 shipped within the US. Payment via PayPal (Gift, or buyer pays fees)

Don't hesitate to email with any questions. Thanks!

[mpcook]

I recently very reluctantly sold one of these, pretty much one of the best Thinkpads I've had in a long time. Good luck with the sale, someone should snap this up. If you're reading this and thinking about it, don't wait!

[emeraldgirl08]

@NorrisCell. I have one of these now and it is quite nice! I recently swapped the 35-watt T9400 CPU with a 25-watt P9500 CPU for less power draw and efficiency. The screen (Samsung WSXGA+) in my T500 is very nice and is significantly superior to my T400 with a WXGA+ screen in terms of viewing angles and contrast! Good luck with your sale!

[LambertJohn]

Looks like a nice computer! Unfortunately, I don't fully understand your ad. I'm sure it's just me; I'm definitely not the smartest guy in the room. So if you have time, could you help clear a few things up for me?

The first part of your ad, lists all the neat things this computer comes with. No problem there. But then you go on to say that you're selling it barebones: no ram, no hd, no power supply (don't understand that one). So for $240, what exactly am I getting? Are you selling this thing ala carte? Or does $240 get me a fully functioning computer right out of the box?

Any help you can give me in understanding what you're selling would be greatly appreciated.

Take care,

[NorrisCell]

Thanks for the comments guys. It's been an amazing machine.

LambertJohn, no worries. The listing is a bit ambiguous if you don't browse here a lot. The first part is the original configuration of the machine, as listed on the Lenovo website, not necessarily what it has right now. I'm selling it without the items listed, because a lot of people have parts they intend to use if they purchase it. If you're interested in the laptop and need the parts, we can discuss what you need and I may be able to include it.

[dorronto]

Tempting still Josh even after I bought your fine T60p...

Good luck,

Ron

[NorrisCell]

Tempting still Josh even after I bought your fine T60p...

Good luck,

Ron

Thanks Ron.

Just updated with a price drop.

[NorrisCell]

Updated one final time.

[wackyD]

Could you offer a seat of the pants comparison between this and a 2.0ghz C2D T60 for user experience?

Do the discrete graphics stand out at all with flash and media play?

Thanks!

Daniel

[NorrisCell]

One of the biggest differences comes from both the capacity and cost of additional ram. It was inexpensive to run 8gb in this and it ran obscenely fast. The 3gb limit on my old T60 wasn't bad for basic tasks, but doing several heavy tasks at once would cause it to choke. Also, the discrete graphics do make a difference in the smoothness of playback, in my opinion. The screen quality is also very nice for a non Flexview machine.

[emtee3511]

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