FS: T43p UXGA 2.26GHz 1GB 80GB DVDRW Onst Wrrty Mar09

[syedj]

Up for sale is a top of the line IBM ThinkPad T43p UXGA with the following details:

Product: ThinkPad T43p 2669-Q1U

Original description: P M 780(2.26GHz), 1GB RAM, 80GB 7200rpm HD, 15in 1600x1200 LCD, 128MB ATI FireGL V3200,
CDRW/DVDRW, Intel 802.11bg wireless, Bluetooth/Modem, 1Gb Ethernet, UltraNav, Secure chip, Fingerprint reader,
9c Li-Ion batt, WinXP Pro

Type: 2669
Model: Q1U
Serial number: QWERTY
Warranty status In warranty
Expiration date 2009-03-02
Location UNITED STATES

Warranty description:
This product has a special bid three year limited warranty.
This product is entitled to parts, labor and on-site repair service (9x5 next business day) in approved locations.
Thinkpad batteries have a one year warranty.

Condition:
* Top lid has a few very very fine marks of normal use while bottom looks virtually new.
* UXGA LCD is bright and crisp without any dead/stuck pixels or dust specs.
* There is slight shine on the space bar and a couple of keys.
* R&R partition is intact on the hard drive.
* Battery has 120 cycles and keeps 73.15Wh charge.

Pictures available upon request.

$700 paypal/money order/personal check plus actual shipping to CONUS, Canada and Europe.

[syedj]

Bump!

[underclocker]

Awesome machine! Who needs Core Duo?!

[pianowizard]

Who needs Core Duo?!

No kidding, I used PCMark2002 to benchmark my 2.26GHz Pentium M T43p (with 2x1GB PC2-4200 RAM) and a 1.66GHz Core Duo T60 (with 2x1GB PC2-5300 RAM) that I used to have. Here are the scores:

T43p: 7463 for the CPU, 12646 for the RAM

T60: 5651 for the CPU, 13445 for the RAM

I love my T43p.

[syedj]

I concur with PW. I used to have a T43p 2.13GHz with 2GB RAM and found it adequate for anything I threw at it - including Linux source code compiling, running multiple virtual machines under VMWare and other CPU intensive tasks.

[sergi0]

Hi,

I might be interested, is it possible to have pics of the laptop and the screen, especially to se if the back lid is a little bent because of the extra thin of the qxga screen?

I agree with you with the core duo. t43p is still very good comparing with today specs. not worth the change!

sergio

[syedj]

Hi,

I might be interested, is it possible to have pics of the laptop and the screen, especially to se if the back lid is a little bent because of the extra thin of the qxga screen?

I agree with you with the core duo. t43p is still very good comparing with today specs. not worth the change!

sergio

sergi0,

I am not sure what you mean by "especially to se if the back lid is a little bent because of the extra thin of the qxga screen?" This laptop has the UXGA screen NOT the QXGA and I have never seen any lid bent because of any reason. But in any case, I am sorry the laptop is sold. Good luck with your search.