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SOLD to forum member: Powerful, perfect running T60 with good specifications in good cosmetic condition.

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This T60 has a nice 2.0GHz T2500 Core Duo processor and a 100GB 5400rpm drive. It's in good to very good overall condition. The cover looks good but there is some shine on the keyboard and palmrest and the LCD has light scratches and light scuffs on it. It is bright and looks very nice when in use, but you can see the marks when it is off. The original description is below. The machine has had some parts removed and slightly lower spec'd parts were used as replacments, please review the current configuration. This machine is in warranty for another 3 weeks, until December 20, 2009.

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$275 well packed, insured and delivered in the U.S. PayPal, USPS money order or cash accepted.

Product: ThinkPad T60 2007-WX9
Original description:
Intel Core Duo T2500 (2GHz)
1GB RAM (2 sticks, PC2-4200, 533MHz)
100GB 7200rpm HD --> now 100GB 5400rpm HD
14.1in 1024x768 LCD
64MB ATI Radeon X1300
CDRW/DVDRW --> now CDRW/DVD
802.11abg wireless
Bluetooth/Modem
1Gb Ethernet
UltraNav
Secure chip
6c Li-Ion battery --> 450+ cycles, holds about 23Wh of original 56Wh, lasts about 1.5 hours
WinXP Pro COA (recovery partition is intact)
AC adapter
Depot warranty expires on 12/20/2009

if you could send a pic of the screen while off and one of the keyboard i'd appreciate it...mr

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Pictures have been posted. I think I made it sound worse than it really is. It looks good and the faint scratches on the LCD are hard to see unless you shut off the LCD and hold it to an angle in the light. The LCD is bright with very even lighting. See the pictures, I took several of the LCD.

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(And for all the eagle eyes out there, I put a Centrino Duo decal on the palmrest because the Core Duo decal was worn out and I had one available. The wifi adapter is the Atheros model, so it's not technically Centrino, but it looks better than a worn out sticker! The next owner should feel free to remove one or all decals or swap the palmrest with a fingerprint reader model, that would work fine, too.)

Trick of the trade: use a good quality white candle, and rub it over the scratches on the LCD, then polish the excess off.
Most scratches almost magically disappear (when LCD is ON).