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    Toughbook CF-48 Current Value

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by GenesisX, Mar 14, 2008.

  1. GenesisX

    GenesisX Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi! Does anyone knows the current value of the CF-48 (mk6; if i remember correctly)?

    Pentium M 1.5
    725.0MB RAM
    120.0GB HDD
    Integrated Intel Wireless 802.11b
    Windows XP Professional w/ COA
    ATI FireGL 9000 - 64MB (if I remember correctly)
    Warranty of 2 years
    AccW/ laptop airport bag(the one w/ wheels)

    Condition: Good. The LCD cover has some scratches from everyday usage. No broke parts.

    I have seen some on eBay but the prices have already reached $400-500 (w/out 2 years warranty)


    Thanks for the info!
     
    GenesisX, Mar 14, 2008
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  2. mnementh

    mnementh Crusty Ol' TinkerDwagon

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    This would probably be a question best posed on the Buy/Sell Forum; most of us here are tinkering with the fully ruggedized CF-27/28/29 series.

    Of course you can hit Google & "shop CF-48" where I'm sure you'll get a number of hits... or look for completed listings on eBay...

    mnem
    Shop till you drop, turn around & do it again...
     
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  3. GenesisX

    GenesisX Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thank you for the info!
     
    GenesisX, Mar 14, 2008
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