Fair Selling Price: T400

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Fair Selling Price: T400

#1 Post by hunterman223 » Sat Jun 16, 2012 2:25 am

Might be upgrading in the near future and looking to offset the cost, however I have no idea on a fair price. System is in great condition, looks new besides slightly worn corners from sleeve. I tried looking through the marketplace to no avail, there aren't any recent T400's with these specs.

T400: 2767-WQP
T9400(2.53GHz),
4GB RAM, --> Now 8GB
160GB 7200rpm HD, --> Now 64GB Crucial M4 SSD + 500GB WD Scorpio Black w/ Ultrabay Adapter
LG WXGA+ 1440x900
256MB ATI Radeon HD3470/Intel Switchable
CDRW/DVDRW,
Intel 5300 802.11agn
Verizon/Telus WWAN,
Bluetooth, Fingerprint Rdr, 9-cell battery, Webcam, Vista COA --> Now 6-cell, "Green" condition
New keyboard and palmrest

What do you think?
Hunter Thompson

ThinkPad T400: T9400, 8GB, LG WXGA+, Samsung 830 128GB + WD Scorpio Black 500GB, Intel 5300agn, Win7 Pro x64
Others: IBM ThinkPad R40, Sony VAIO NR Series, HP TouchPad running CM9, Jailbroken iPod Touch 4G

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Re: Fair Selling Price: T400

#2 Post by ajkula66 » Sat Jun 16, 2012 9:19 am

Is there any warranty remaining on the unit? That would be my first question.

Secondly, you might be better off removing the SSD and selling it separately.

LED or CCFL?

Presuming a LED-lit screen, all in all, if you find the right buyer, you can walk away with $450, maybe even $500 for the lot.
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Re: Fair Selling Price: T400

#3 Post by hunterman223 » Sat Jun 16, 2012 12:48 pm

No warranty, it was built 01/10 and had a one-year warranty.

It's LED backlit, and it's the good LG-Philips panel.

The SSD can be had for $76.99 brand new on newegg with the way prices have been dropping. I could probably ask a separate price without it and sell it separately if the buyer didn't want it.

Thanks for your help.
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ThinkPad T400: T9400, 8GB, LG WXGA+, Samsung 830 128GB + WD Scorpio Black 500GB, Intel 5300agn, Win7 Pro x64
Others: IBM ThinkPad R40, Sony VAIO NR Series, HP TouchPad running CM9, Jailbroken iPod Touch 4G

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Re: Fair Selling Price: T400

#4 Post by ajkula66 » Sat Jun 16, 2012 1:11 pm

If it were my machine, I'd be looking for at least $425, with no SSD, which should being $50 or thereabouts..

LED-lit LCD is a big selling point for many people. As are switchable graphics.

Honestly, your machine is pretty well-spec'd within the T400 range limits. Folks on feebay won't care. The crowd around here probably will.

Good luck.
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