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    M860TU reselling value

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Sp3ctrum, Jul 11, 2009.

  1. Sp3ctrum

    Sp3ctrum Notebook Consultant

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    Hi, I do not need a gaming laptop anymore since I stopped traveling and I have another laptop for my job, I was wondering how much you think I could ask / you would be ready to pay for the config in my sig (without OS) (shipped from canada)

    PS : I did not post in the seller forum because they probably do not know what a clevo is
     
  2. shadowfox952

    shadowfox952 Notebook Guru

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    Depending on how old it is you can probably expect $1100 at best, considering a new M860ETU with a P8700 and a 260M sells for $1350ish. Start at $1200 and work your way down I suppose.
     
  3. bhuelsman

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    People in this forum are familiar with clevo/sager.

    I would guess you could get somewhere around $800 if your lucky. Your not including an operating system which would be a big cost for the next owner and your specs are far from maxed out for that model.

    I doubt you could get $1100
     
  4. link1313

    link1313 Notebook Virtuoso

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    I would say $1000 if you shopped it around long enough, its a good looking laptop
     
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    Is it a TU or ETU?
     
  7. kevindd992002

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    What's the difference between a TU and an ETU?
     
  8. Soviet Sunrise

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    TU doesn't support quad core CPU's and ETU does.
     
  9. kevindd992002

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    Other than that, everything is just the same?
     
  10. Soviet Sunrise

    Soviet Sunrise Notebook Prophet

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    Yes, pretty much. The TU initially shipped with the 9800M GT/GTS. The ETU shipped with the new GTX 260M. However, both boards can support the GTX 260M with a BIOS update and perhaps a new heatsink.
     
  11. Oiad

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    Don't know where the rumour started but just to update - the heatsink is exactly the same on each model as shown here. Apart from that, spot on!
     
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    chenDawg Notebook Guru

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    .........? What annoyance?
     
  14. chenDawg

    chenDawg Notebook Guru

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    Forget about it xD
    It was discussed further (in the thread linked in my post) and turned out to not be much or a problem.
     
  15. Sp3ctrum

    Sp3ctrum Notebook Consultant

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    Did you post the right link cause pretty much noting is discussed in your link

    About the original post in canada we have to paye 7 to 15% taxe + brokerage fee and outreagous shipping so hopefully I'll find a canadien willing to pay 1100$ us/1300$ cad (PM me if you are interested)