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They're all grade A

- Keyboard and mouse area shows almost no wear
- The palm wrests still look like new
- The batteries all have under 100 cycles and show green
- No hard drive or hardware errors
-All have legit Windows 7 Professional keys with stickers

All have HD screens

Lenovo Thinkpad T420 with webcam - $350.00 CAD
- I5-2520M @ 2.50GHz
- 4GB DDR3
- 500GB HDD
- Optical Drive
- Windows 7 Professional

Lenovo Thinkpad T520 - $450.00 CAD
- I5-2520M @ 2.50GHz
- 8GB DDR3
- 128GB SSD
- Optical Drive
- Webcam
- Windows 7 Professional

Lenovo Thinkpad T520 - $500.00 CAD
- i5-2520M @ 2.50GHz
- 8GB DDR3
- 128GB SSD
- Nvidia GPU
- Optical Drive
- Webcam
- Windows 7 Professional

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That's a good selection, but... that's an interesting interpretation of "vintage" there

Bibin wrote:That's a good selection, but... that's an interesting interpretation of "vintage" there

Before major keyboard changes / design

So does vintage mean T60 and earlier or would T43 or T42 be considered vintage or perhaps T40 and earlier?

Hans Gruber wrote:So does vintage mean T60 and earlier or would T43 or T42 be considered vintage or perhaps T40 and earlier?

They're vintage because they still follow that look and format of the IBM Thinkpads like the T43/T60/T500 etc... No need for history lesson since we all know what happened after the T520 / T420 era

Nice machines there
As for myself, I do not own any thinkpad after W520 but if you will ask me, anything after T60 is not vintage, at least not yet

Changed prices to USD, sorry for confusion ><

Quick hint: if I were you I'd add some info about screen resolution - higher-res screen my increase number of potential buyers.

Pokrzept wrote:Quick hint: if I were you I'd add some info about screen resolution - higher-res screen my increase number of potential buyers.

All are HD screens

That would be 1440x900 T410 and 1600x900 T520 models?

In my opinion "vintage" would be old obsolete models, something that is incapable of running winXP and originally came with DOS and win 3.x, OS2, or maybe W95.


It is nice that these still have the classic keyboards, but except for the T410 they all have the 16:9 ratio. Some like it, but most thinkpad fans don't, again in my opinion. I'm not saying your choice of words is wrong, but I think you could have used a better descriptive word to attract the right type of buyers, something like "latest models with classic keyboard style"

They look like very nice laptops so I'm sure they will sell quickly, but the average buyer of these models would probably not even stop to look at a post labeled as "vintage thinkpads"... again IMO.

Good Luck with your sale

Hans Gruber wrote:That would be 1440x900 T410 and 1600x900 T520 models?

Nope. 1366x768 all the way for the T520, and 1280x800 for T410.

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As it happens, I am in the market for a T410 (or a T420). Are these firm prices?

Updated

Take advantage of the poor CAD dollar

Prices aren't firm