Supercow, yes, i still need one. Can you get me the MODEL # so I can look it up?

It needs a HDD? How much do those cost for laptops?

I've got a Windows 98 over here somewhere, that should work.

 

No, I was mistaken, it's a Toshiba Latitude. But yeah, it hasn't worked since I grabbed it last night. Turns on, works with a spare monitor, but the screen on it aint werkin.
Sorry dude-bros.

 

what would you want for it? or is it not on the block?


1 post to 500!!!

 

Ive got an old 97 IBM ThinkPad running Win95 and bumpin a PentI.

Interested???? lmao.gif

 

I've got a Gateway 400VTX with upgraded memory to 1GB RAM, and upgraded EDIE harddrive to 120GB, Pentium 4. Same problem though, the battery I have is completely dead. I got a desktop to replace it, never bought another battery.. Sold to me by Zhyrist on here a while ago. It'll run Vista or XP, I have both (and was used for SMT-6 dual rail tuning), fing02.gif. Has serial port and SMT6software on it.

I was gonna try selling it for $400 on here, but if you have a nice condition 24" flatscreen monitor or bigger, I'll trade you for that.

 

^^^
Hit me up on IM about it man, I'd love some specs so I can look it up, let me know what you want for it, and I'll see how much a new battery costs.



Actually, YES> LOL this is just for me to work on my tuning with, so as long as it runs 95 or higher decently, it's good enough.

What you want for it?

 

WOW didnt see that comming!

Its an IMB Thinkpad 380

Processor Type Pentium MMX 166/66 MHz / 64 bit transfer to L2 cache / 64 bit transfer to memory
Processor Upgrade None
L2 cache 256 KB / write-through / direct mapped / 8 ns / synchronous pipelined burst
Diskette Drive Internal 3.5" 1.44 MB / use simultaneously with CD-ROM / on right side
External FDD port None since diskette internal
CD-ROM 5.25" CD-ROM / 8-20x speed / CAV / multi-session / XA / ATAPI / not bootable / not removable / on right side
Preload(see side) Windows 95 OSR2
Available date September 1997
Disk - size / ms 1.0 GB
Disk controller EIDE / PCI 2.1 / supports one internal disk / no DMA or busmaster support / not removable / upgrade only by IBM or dealer
Display - size and type

12.1 inch FRSTN color (2635-5AU)
12.1 inch TFT color (2635-6AU, 2635-7AU)
Display - technology (2635-5AU)
SVGA / 640 x 480 or 800 x 600
Dual scan / FRSTN / 150 ms / 70 nits 65,536 sim colors / 35 to 1 contrast
(2635-6AU, 2635-7AU)
SVGA / 640 x 480 or 800 x 600
Active Matrix TFT / 75 ms / 100 nits 65,536 simultaneous colors / 100 to 1 contrast ratio
Graphics - controller NeoMagic MagicGraph128ZV (NM2093) /128 bit SVGA accelerator / Zoomed Video support / DDC1 and DDC2B
1.125 MB / DRAM (embedded) / color space conversion and interpolation in X and Y axis / support for DCI, DirectDraw
Graph - arch/data path PCI 2.1 / 32 bit / external SVGA to 1024 x 768 with 256 colors
Graphics - features Simultaneous LCD and CRT / 150 degree tilt
Memory - std / max 16 MB / 80 MB / non-parity / 3.3 volt / EDO
Memory - features 1 socket for one JEDEC 144 pin EDO SO DIMM of 8, 16, 32, or 64 MB / socket accessed from bottom via screw
Keyboard / # of keys Full size alp/num / 85 (6 Fn key functions) / keyboard slope with Port Replicator
External keyboard External keyboard support with option cable 06G8619 or Port Replicator
Pointing/ palm rest TrackPoint III / no drag lock keys
Dimensions 11.8 x 9.2 x 2.4" (260 cubic inches)
Weight 7.0 pounds (3.2 kg)
Battery - type / life Li-Ion / non-intelligent / 2.0 hrs (2635-5AU)
Li-Ion / non-intelligent / 2.5 hrs (2635-6AU, 2635-7AU)
Charge time - on/off 4.2 to 12 hrs / 3.3 hrs
Architecture PCI 2.1 / 32 bit / 33 Mhz (EIDE, graphics, PCMCIA, Port Replicator)
ISA (audio, diskette, serial, parallel, infrared)
Intel Mobile Triton 82430 PCIset / Intel 82371MX PIIX / NS PC87338
Docking Station None
Port Replicator ThinkPad Enhanced Port Replicator, ÂÂ* ThinkPad 560 Port Replicator,ThinkPad 380/385 Port Replicator
PCMCIA slots 2 Type I or 2 Type II or 1 Type III / Zoomed Video support in lower slot /PCMCIA 2.1 compatible / PC Card Standard 95 / Cirrus Logic CL-PD6729 (PCI)
Serial / parallel ports One 9 pin; 16550A / one (IEEE P1284-A, EPP, ECP, bidirectional)
Other Features APM-aware BIOS / Universal AC adapter; barrel (35 or 56 watts)
Video in/out None
MPEG decoder None (software support for MPEG-1 in Windows 95)
Data/fax modem None
Audio support 16 bit audio chip / 20 voice MIDI FM Synthesis / Crystal Semiconductor CS4236
One internal speaker / .5 watt / dial volume control / int mic / full duplex spk/mic
Audio in/out jacks Input/microphone jack (stereo) / output jack (stereo) / no joystick port
Infrared ports Infrared port on left side / IrDA 1.1 compatible / up to 4 Mbps
Security Power-on password / Hard disk password / security keyhole / personalization
Preinstalled software Microsoft Windows 95 OSR2 with applications (listed on right)
Warranty 1 year - ThinkPad EasyServ (depot repair service) or carry-in
Service options On-site, M-F, 8-5, next bus day (71 cities) / warranty extension to 3 or 5 years

Cant promise everything is working properly but stars up fine, runs surprizingly fast, tinkered around with it and seems OK. Its just an old computer that I found lying around. Includes a leather carrying case.

$50+shipping

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I'll get you a service code for it. Um I'll take care of the hdd and os. I've actually already got a few 80 giggers on the way, they were in the 60-70 range. And that dell already has an os license so we can just use that.

That one from Patreezy sounds like a pretty good deal if you want to use the laptop for anything else though. fing02.gif

 

It's more than I can afford in the near future though.

More info Supercow? I may pick up that one from IronFox, but I'd like to know some more on yours, maybe it'll be a bit better for a decent price.

 

Dell Inspirons

inspiron I8000 (has a built in DVD and two expansions on the front)
BYSV701 - p3 850 mhz
256 mb memory
dead hdd

inspiron 4000 ( has two expansions on the front)
4CJ2K01 - p3 850 mhz
256 mb memory
dead hdd

I also have a burner for the expansion slot here to include with it if you want. the other slot will have a battery. Most likely the battery won't have much life left if at all. these seem to be going on the ebay for ~20.

I've got an brand new 80GB laptop hard drive here and will load windows 2000 on it for you. We could load xp but then I'd recommend a memory upgrade, xp with the updates idles using ~200-250 mb of memory. Plus the laptops have 2000 licenses.

If you wanna buy it thats cool if you want to trade thats cool as well. After a new hard drive and fresh install I'd put it at the price of $250.