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1 total messages Started by Mike Helgerud Mon, 08 Jan 2001 05:49
FS: Apple PB 1400cs/133, 40MB RAM, 1GB HD + accessories
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Author: Mike Helgerud
Date: Mon, 08 Jan 2001 05:49
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For Sale:  Apple Powerbook 1400cs/133

Good descriptions of this powerbook model can be found at:
http://www.info.apple.com/info.apple.com/applespec/applespec.taf?RID=255 
http://lowendmac.net/pb2/1400.shtml
http://www.powerbookcentral.com/reviews/1400csreview.shtml

This particular machine comes with:
- 40MB of RAM
- 1GB Hard drive
- MacOS 8.6 installed
- 3 AC adapters (i.e., one for work, one for home and one bonus)
- Asante Ethernet PC Card and two ethernet cables (i.e., one for work 
and one for home)
- removable floppy disk drive
- removable 8X CD ROM drive
- 2 batteries (the original apple one which is pretty much dead, and a 
brand new VST Technologies one)
- 1 locking cable (currently missing the keys but we're looking for them)
- Computer carrying case (Samsonite) with shoulder strap

- 3rd party warranty (National Warranty Corporation) good through 
8/23/02 [As I recall, there's a $25 fee to transfer the warranty]

My wife and I bought this machine last year for her to take back and 
forth to work.  She's now staying home with our two children (2.5 yrs 
and 4 months) and we need the money a lot more than the extra computer.  
So we're offering it for sale.

Price: $600 obo

Strongly prefer a local, Bay Area sale.  If interested, please send 
email to: helgerud@pangea.stanford.edu

Thanks,
Mike

PS  Don't forget that this model is upgradeable to a G3 processor for 
around $300 
(http://www.sonnettech.com/pricing/ppc_accelerators_pl.html#crescendo%20g
3/pb,  
http://www.upgradestuff.com/WS4D_Cookie=1.7.01_23,44,18_110572/forms/Shop
ping/powerbook.ws4d)
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