256MB PC133 Hi Density RAM $13, Intel 3945abg $10

[davekung]

Prices include shipping via USPS to cont US, using non cc paypal.

wireless: Intel 3945ABG (mini pci-e) - FRU 42T0853, X61 tablet pull. $10 shipped

RAM for older laptop
256MB x2, PC133, high density, 144 PIN. $13 for both shipped. $8 each.

SOLD Sierra Wireless Air Card 875 (Cardbus)
Cingular branded, carrier and voice unlocked.
capable of 7.2mb download speed (updated with Telstra firmware) $15 shipped

SOLD HD: Hitachi 160GB sata 7200 rpm, T400 pull. Has Lenovo Win 7 Prof 32bit recovery image on it. $30 shipped

SOLD 1GB x2 matched pair, T400 Pull, FRU 43R1989. PC3-8500 SODIMM. $15 for both shipped

SOLD 1GB X 2, pulled from Lenovo S10-3 and ASUS 1005PE. DDR II 667 (PC2-5300). $20 for both shipped.
$12 each shipped.

SOLD 1GB X 1, DDR PC-2700. Crucial $25 shipped


SOLD Win 7 Professional 32-bit recovery DVD set. (System DVD + Lenovo Drivers/software DVD) $30 shipped

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[emtee3511]

Sierra Wireless Air Card 875 (Cardbus)
Cingular branded, carrier and voice unlocked.
capable of 7.2mb download speed (updated with Telstra firmware) $15 shipped

My X00e is Wireless Wide Area Network upgradeable -- is this Sierra Card what I need for the empty slot? And does 'unlocked' mean I could use it with AT&T or some other 3G network? If so, I'll take it

[davekung]

I think you are looking for internal Mini pci-e WWAN card. This is a cardbus (ie 32bit PC/PCMCIA Card) found on older, full size laptops, such as T61, X61. Newer laptop may have express card slot or a combo cardbus/express slot

Yes, if it is carrier/network unlocked, you can use SIM card from any wireless carrier instead being limited to one specific service provider.

However, Lenovo BOIS usually have WWAN whitelist, ie the laptop will only accept certain branded WWAN cards such as those provided by LENOVO. You may be able find a modified BIOS or other physical modification (tape over certain pins) to get around the whitelist restriction. I would advise you to search this forum for more info.

[emtee3511]

Thank you davekung for the quick reply -- I get soooooooooooooooooooooo confused by all the acronyms. So this card won't do for me --

I can install a few minor parts by following Lenovo's step-by-step directions, but no clue on making any modifications, so I will wait and purchase whatever specific card Lenovo requires -- would be so nice if I was 'geek-enabled'

[db130]

I think you are looking for internal Mini pci-e WWAN card. This is a cardbus (ie 32bit PC/PCMCIA Card) found on older, full size laptops, such as T61, X61. Newer laptop may have express card slot or a combo cardbus/express slot

Yes, if it is carrier/network unlocked, you can use SIM card from any wireless carrier instead being limited to one specific service provider.

However, Lenovo BOIS usually have WWAN whitelist, ie the laptop will only accept certain branded WWAN cards such as those provided by LENOVO. You may be able find a modified BIOS or other physical modification (tape over certain pins) to get around the whitelist restriction. I would advise you to search this forum for more info.

i'll take the Sierra wireless AC 875 $15, please PM me for pmt info