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Factory Sealed Box Refurb Unit with Warrenty from HP

HP Omnibook 4100
14.1"XGA (1024 X 768) TFT screen
PII 266 512k cache (not Celeron)
96 Meg SDRAM
4.0 gig HD (Standard 2.5" format, can be upgraded easily)
NeoMagic 128 bit 2M Video Chipset
BOTH nipple stick AND touchpad (works simultaneously comes with replacement 
nipples)
Li-Ion Battery 3.5 Hour Life (can install 2 batteries)
24X  Hot-swappable Toshiba CDROM
1.44  Hot-swappable Floppy
2 Type II/ 1 Type III PCMCIA Slots (Cardbus Supported)
16 bit SoundBlaster Compatible Sound with integrated stereo speakers
USB / Parallel / Serial / External VGA / PS2 / Line in / Microphone in / 
Stereo out / FIR Infrared / Docking Ports all onboard
Intel EtherExpress PRO 10/100 Autosensing PCMCIA Ethernet Card (Brand New in 
sealed box)
AC adapter
Windows 98 and 95 (legal copy with serial number and manual)

This laptop cost over $3000 last August.  It was HP's high end Mobile 
Professional model.
If you try to find an XGA 14.1" on an HP laptop today, you will have to buy 
the high end model.
It is ready to go with everything you need, including the PC Card to get onto 
MITnet.

The heat dissipation on this unit is great, it doesn't get hot on the top of 
the machine at all.
There are many reviews for the Omnibook, try

http://www.zdnet.com/pcmag/features/notebook98/rev16.html
http://www.hp.com/omnibook/whyomnibook/mcaward.html
http://www.zdnet.com/pcweek/reviews/0427/27note.html

Price: $1650 obo
contact howie(remove this part)@mit.edu