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UPDATE: All SOLD to forum members.

This X20 is in very good condition. It has slight keyboard shine. The LCD is bright and the rest of the plastics look very good to excellent. The LCD cover has slight scuffs. The battery holds over 50% of the original charge and runs for about 1.5 to 2 hours. A surprisingly fast and good looking machine. (Runs XP quite nicely.)

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Product: ThinkPad X20 2662-36U
Original description:
Pentium III 600MHz (256KB cache)
128MB RAM --> upgraded to 192MB RAM (64MB onboard, 128MB stick)
20.0 GB --> upgraded to newer 40GB 5400rpm 8MB cache (fast and quiet)
12.1 XGA TFT 1024x768
3Com Combo LAN (10/100) / Modem
6 Cell Li-Ion battery
Win98 COA
AC Adapter (72 watt, genuine IBM)
Laptop weight is 3.5 lbs.!

For the X20, it is reduced to $129 shipped in U.S. It's in such good condition with an incredibly bright and perfect LCD, I think it's worth at least this much!

Product: ThinkPad X24 2662-MPU
Original description:
Pentium III-M 1.13GHz (512KB cache)
256MB RAM (128MB onboard, 128MB stick)
30.0GB HDD --> upgraded to newer 40GB 5400rpm 8MB cache (fast and quiet)
12.1 XGA (1024x768) TFT LCD
Ethernet (CDC) 10/100
Modem (MPCI)
6 Cell Li-Ion battery
Win2000 COA
AC Adapter (72 watt, genuine IBM)
Laptop weight is 3.5 lbs.!

The X24's are in very good condition. They have slight keyboard shine/wear. The LCD's are bright and the rest of the plastics look very good to excellent. The LCD covers have slight scuffs. The batteries holds over 50% of the original charges and run for about 1.5 to 2 hours. These are surprisingly fast and good looking machines. (Runs XP quite nicely.)

Basically, they are all in the same condition, very good to excellent.

I'm going to say $140 for X20 and $175 for X24...my opinion only.

I'll go with $100-120 for X20 and $180-200 or so for X24. I've sold some T2x systems recently for $160-180 so an X24 might be worth a bit more while X20 a bit less due to specs.

UPDATE: All SOLD to forum members.


Thank you for the input guys - I was thinking sub-$200 for sure, but didn't know exactly what was fair.

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For the X20, it is reduced to $129 shipped in U.S. It's in such good condition with an incredibly bright and perfect LCD, I think it's worth at least this much!

For the X24's (I have two in similar condition), I will go with $175 shipped in the U.S. I will also include a mini-PCI Broadcom B/G wifi adapter with each. If you want to try an internal wifi upgrade, you have to remove the mini-PCI modem and buy some antennas to route internally in the X24. Some members have done this already.

PayPal, USPS money order and cash accepted.

I will consider shipping outside the U.S., too, but the buyer will have to offer a secure way to transfer the funds and pay for extra shipping.

* Just to be clear, X2x machines do not have internal optical drives (no optical drives are included, but any USB optical drive will work).

Question is, Does X24 have USB2.0?

raket wrote:Question is, Does X24 have USB2.0?

No. USB 2.0 was available starting with the X31. You could always use a PCMCIA card though...

I believe there were no USB 2 ports until the X31

The X24 has two USB 1.1 ports. However, you can use a PCMCIA (CardBus) adapter that provides two or four USB 2.0 ports.

Here's one on eBay now for less than $10 delivered --> http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-PCMCIA-CARDBUS- ... 0267584335

I use one like this on my A31.

Price on X20 has been reduced from $145 to $129. Both are very nice machines.

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Excellent x24 pics Ed...............

I'm starting to think about this but I really don't need it......

Good luck to an excellent seller..........

Ron

Ron, thanks, it's hard to use the word "need" after the first or second ThinkPad!

The pictures help, but I still can't believe the X20 is in such good shape and performs the way it does with XP, it'll be 8 years old in September! (That revelation probably won't help the sale...either way, it's surprising.)