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15" 867 price check
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Is $1,000 a good price for a used 15" 867MHz Ti Powerbook (combo/256MB/40GB) with damaged hinges? One is broke, the other is fractured.
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Brian
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Originally posted by sinebubble:
Is $1,000 a good price for a used 15" 867MHz Ti Powerbook (combo/256MB/40GB) with damaged hinges? One is broke, the other is fractured.
Sounds like a lot of money for a computer that will, at minimum, cost $300 or up to around $1200 if you send it to Apple and they decide it needs an LCD.
Chris
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Originally posted by ChrisF:
Sounds like a lot of money for a computer that will, at minimum, cost $300 or up to around $1200 if you send it to Apple and they decide it needs an LCD.
Chris
Yeah, I see your point. It's only going to loose value, but the repair will probably always cost the same. The hinges are not related to the LCD, are they?
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Brian
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Does it come with Applecare? If so, it would be a lot more attractive...
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