2776-32U
SU9600(1.6GHz)
2GB RAM..............................now 4GB (2x2GB)
250GB 5400rpm HD.................now Micron C400 (aka Crucial M4) 128GB mSATA SSD + adapter
13.3in 1440x900 LCD
Intel 4500MHD
CDRW/DVDRW
Intel 802.11agn wireless
Bluetooth
1Gb Ethernet
UltraNav
Secure chip
Fingerprint reader
Camera
6c Li-Ion.............................please read below
Windows Vista Business COA
Genuine Lenovo 90W AC adapter included
Modded (no whitelist) BIOS
I'm letting this thing of beauty go...and yes, it's a top-of-the-line model with a 1.6GHz CPU...are you salivating yet...
There's absolutely nothing wrong with the machine itself. It's NOT this adorable little ThinkPad, it's ME.
I've come to the conclusion that I simply can't live with anything less than 1050 vertical pixels regardless of the screen size...not kidding.
known imperfections:
- normal wear and tear for a ThinkPad from this era
- media drive is audible - NOT noisy - on startup. It works perfectly well, though
the good stuff:
1) the system comes with 3 (that's three) genuine, working Lenovo batteries, all made by Sanyo, FRU 42T4643
battery # 1: red, holds 27.73 out of 43.20Wh (64%), 83 cycles
battery # 2: red, holds 26.52 out of 43.20Wh (61%), 157 cycles
battery # 3: green, holds 44.36 out of 43.20Wh (102%), 2 cycles
2) The mSATA SSD sports the latest firmware and shows 100% health as per Crystal Disk Info, with power on time of 12 hours right now, might be a few more by the time the next owner receives the laptop.
3) The LCD is outright perfect with no scratches, dead spots, dust specs or pressure marks.
other notes:
I'm running W7 Pro 32 on this machine, and it feels up to par for any task short of (obviously) gaming or heavy video encoding/number crunching. With that being said, anyone who would consider this machine for the aforementioned purposes even when it were new should have their head examined...
The laptop will come with either a fresh install of Vista Business, *nix distro of your choice or a blank SSD.
PM or email me directly to tataslonATaol.com with any questions/concerns.







