WTT/WTS ThinkPad 760E OR WTB: 760E parts
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 4:44 pm
Well, it seems my ThinkPad 760E is just unsellable, I can't find a single soul to buy it anywhere, even here (I've tried many times to sell it here infact) so I'm going to try something new. I'd like to get ahold of some different vintage ThinkPads to play around with since I've already had my fun with the 760 series. I'm looking to trade this laptop for any Pentium class ThinkPad or for a 700, 720 or 701 or any model with a P or V at the end of the name. I'll also consider various 755 model ThinkPads.
The ThinkPad 760E I have here is in much better shape than it was last time I tried selling. It has the expected scuff marks and paint wear, not to mention a small crack in the corner of the LCD housing but is other wise a great little machine. The LCD was just recently replaced (the new one is VERY bright and crisp), Windows and Officxe XP are installed, the RAM is at 48mb and the CPU which was originally a Pentium 120 has been upgraded to a Pentium 133 and I can add the option of upgrading to a Pentium 166 MMX. The overall operating condition of this machine is simply excellent; Windows boots up and runs smoothly and without a hitch and Office XP is quick and responsive. While this computer is no speed demon per say, she's reliable and is up to just about any mundane everyday small computer task. This computer also has a fully functional original Lithium Ion battery that holds it's charge for anywhere between an hour and two hours depending on usage.
The ThinkPad 760E I have here is in much better shape than it was last time I tried selling. It has the expected scuff marks and paint wear, not to mention a small crack in the corner of the LCD housing but is other wise a great little machine. The LCD was just recently replaced (the new one is VERY bright and crisp), Windows and Officxe XP are installed, the RAM is at 48mb and the CPU which was originally a Pentium 120 has been upgraded to a Pentium 133 and I can add the option of upgrading to a Pentium 166 MMX. The overall operating condition of this machine is simply excellent; Windows boots up and runs smoothly and without a hitch and Office XP is quick and responsive. While this computer is no speed demon per say, she's reliable and is up to just about any mundane everyday small computer task. This computer also has a fully functional original Lithium Ion battery that holds it's charge for anywhere between an hour and two hours depending on usage.