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FS: Lenovo T60p (8744-C9U)

Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 5:15 pm
by Ad Hoc
Hello all,

I need to get a different laptop because the FireGL V5250 in this T60p does not work well with the CAD tools I work with. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this system (it is in perfect condition), I just need a different video card. I might purchase a new T61p, because my quadro in my desktop seems to do a much better job (i.e. no application crashes). I purchased this system from Euclid computers on Jan 21 2007, so this system is about 6 months old. The battery is still in good condition, and the battery monitor reports that it has been through 48 cycles.

The model number is 8744-c9u and has the following features:
T7200(2GHz)
2GB RAM
100GB 7200rpm HD
15.4in 1680x1050 LCD
256MB ATI FireGL V5250
CDRW/DVDRW
Lenovo 802.11n wireless
Bluetooth/Modem
1Gb Ethernet
UltraNav
Secure chip
Fingerprint reader
9c Li-Ion batt
WinXP Pro
3-year limited Lenovo warranty (EZServ) - valid until 12/28/2009

I also have Windows Vista Ultimate that I have installed on this computer. If interested, I can also sell that as well.

Asking: $1400 shipped in the US. I will accept PayPal only! Thanks. Heatware id ad hoc, heatware registered email derek.walters AT gmail.com

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Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 5:37 pm
by Kyocera
Ad hoc, have you tried using an external monitor, most of the customers I deal with (engineering firms) use dual monitors for thier CAD setups. It's a sweet looking machine and overall good deal :)

Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 6:00 pm
by Ad Hoc
Kyocera wrote:Ad hoc, have you tried using an external monitor, most of the customers I deal with (engineering firms) use dual monitors for thier CAD setups. It's a sweet looking machine and overall good deal :)
Yes, I've tried a dual monitor (using the DVI connection on the dock). It is really a sweet machine! I just need to get a different machine with the issues I have with the ATI card. I think the T61p is out (with an nvidia card), and I'll probably just get that due to my wonderful experience with this Lenovo.

Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 11:59 pm
by skitty4gzus
any warranty?

Re: FS: Lenovo T60p (8744-C9U)

Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 1:43 am
by aau007
Ad Hoc wrote:I purchased this system from Euclid computers on Jan 21 2006, so this system is about 6 months old.
We are in the year 2007. You had to mean Jan 21 2007 for the machine to be only 6 months old. Or did you really mean 18 months old?

Re: FS: Lenovo T60p (8744-C9U)

Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 10:03 am
by Ad Hoc
aau007 wrote:
Ad Hoc wrote:I purchased this system from Euclid computers on Jan 21 2006, so this system is about 6 months old.
We are in the year 2007. You had to mean Jan 21 2007 for the machine to be only 6 months old. Or did you really mean 18 months old?
yes, sorry. I purchased this system in 2007. I fixed the typo on the main post. Thanks!

Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 10:04 am
by Ad Hoc
skitty4gzus wrote:any warranty?
System came with a 3 year EZServ warranty thru Lenovo. I've updated the main post.

Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 4:40 pm
by Eric Giles
In my opinion, this is a superb price for this T60p. I have the exact same model (8744-C9U) and paid almost $2300 for it in February of this year. Raise your price Ad Hoc-you are making the value of mine drop! :D

Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 5:30 pm
by Johan
Eric Giles wrote:In my opinion, this is a superb price for this T60p. I have the exact same model (8744-C9U) and paid almost $2300 for it in February of this year. Raise your price Ad Hoc-you are making the value of mine drop! :D
Well, the fact is that this model today sell for $1865,- at Euclid Computers (incl. delivery, and not used, but brand new, and with the full 3-year warranty). That's the way it always is with prices on computers: Prices drops faster than actual worth-of-use. Annoying! :-(

Johan

Posted: Sat Jul 14, 2007 11:31 am
by Ad Hoc
Johan wrote: Well, the fact is that this model today sell for $1865,- at Euclid Computers (incl. delivery, and not used, but brand new, and with the full 3-year warranty). That's the way it always is with prices on computers: Prices drops faster than actual worth-of-use. Annoying!
Thanks for your input Johan, but you can also look at it like this: I'm providing a 6 month-old laptop in perfect condition at a ~25% discount to one brand new. There is even 2.5 years left on the warranty. For a top-end T60p, I think it is a rather good deal! 8)