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Hello everyone,

The following is no longer for sale.

ThinkPad T61p - 6459-CTO
In very good condition. Clean with faint scratches on top cover. Under warranty until 12-10-2010. Factory recovery partition intact but also have burnt recovery CDs. Will come with fresh Windows Vista Business factory reload. Turn it on and go!

Pictures:
Lid
Lid Close-up
Bottom
Inside
Keyboard
POST

Specs as follows:
-Core 2 Duo T7500 (2.2 GHz)
-15.4" WSXGA+ LCD (no scratches, no dead pixels)
-nVidia Quadro FX 570M (256 MB)
-2 GB RAM (2 DIMMs - tested, no errors)
-Hitachi Travelstar 7K200 160 GB 7200 RPM (tested, no errors)
-DVD-RW
-Intel 4965AGN WLAN
-Sierra Wireless HSDPA WWAN (AT&T)
-Bluetooth
-Analog modem
-9-cell battery (Full charge capacity - 75.85 Wh, Design capacity - 84.24 Wh)
-Windows Vista Business 32-bit

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Please do not hesitate to PM, e-mail, or post here if you have any questions.

Thanks,

Jordi

jodusc wrote:Hello everyone,

I have the following for sale:
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Serial ATA Hard Drive UltraBay Slim Adapter - 40Y8725 - $30 shipped
In excellent, like new condition. Compatible with T43, T6x, etc.. NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW ULTRABAY CONNECTOR (T400, etc.)!
...

Is this the genuine IBM/Lenovo part? I am asking because the genuine IBM/Lenovo part has a small piece of plastic sticking out on the side that goes into the ultrabay port, which actually prevents it from physically fitting in a T4x machine (i.e., it would not be compatible with T43 unless you remove that piece of plastic). The after market knock-offs do not have this piece of plastic to start with.

Yes, it is a genuine IBM/Lenovo part and has the little plastic tab. Thanks for the clarification!

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Marketplace rule - You must mention if there is a COA or original media for an upgraded OS offered with this laptop, and you must mention the licensing/media for any additional software offered.

EDIT: I just noticed the new forum rules. Still, my post had been inactive for 10 days...

Hi Harry,

I think you missed the part about the factory reload, meaning a restore of the OS that came with the machine. A lot of Thinkpads don't come with recovery CDs anymore, so I used the Rescue & Recovery Utilities to make them. Also it has a COA.

Regardless, the machine is no longer for sale.

-Jordi