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Dell D600 Laptop - Small And Lightweight Model! $550

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Looking for very quick sale.

Excellent condition, suit new buyer. It is the small and lightweight model, original cost was $2500 only 1 year ago.

Genuine dell carry case included.

Specs -

- Intel Centrino 1.4GHz

- 30 Gig hard drive

- 256MB RAM

- 14” ultra high resolution screen

- High quality 64MB Intel Extreme graphics card

- Inbuilt DVD reader / CD burner drive!!

- Inbuilt Floppy disk drive

- Inbuilt stereo speakers

- Inbuilt 10/100 Ethernet port

- Inbuilt 56k Modem

- PCMCIA, USB, PS/2 ports - etc

- ‘Quick touch’ shortcut keys

Software -

- Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2

- Microsoft Office XP Professional (Word, Excel, PowerPoint - etc)

- Nero burning rom (Ffor burning CD’s)

- Power DVD (for watching DVD's)

Battery no longer holds a charge, but these are bought cheaply on ebay if you would even use the battery!? I just plug it in to power so it has never bothered me.

Price is $550 firm.

Please call Chris on 0402-487-085 if interested. Local pickup only from Castle Hill, Sydney 2154.

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Mean_R34

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Pretty good price.

They are a v.reliable machine with no problems.

Good luck with the sale.

BTW, i have a brand new docking station & monitor stand for one of these if anyone is interested. $150 - (PM me)

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