FS: Dell Dimension 2400, 2.5 GHz, 90GB hd, 256KB RAM, and more
I'm selling my relatively new Dell Dimension 2400 desktop computer. I've had it for less than 6 months, but I just got a sick laptop that I plan to use for everything now. Anyway, here are the general specs:
2.5 GHz Intel Celeron processor
256 MB RAM
40 GB primary hard drive
60 GB slave drive installed (93GB total drive space)
DVD drive
16x CD-RW (HP drive, added myself)
3.5" floppy drive (drive and bracket added myself)
Windows XP Professional, MS Office 2003 Professional, and some other software are installed and registered to myself. I believe XP Home is included in the original software bundle.
Looking to get at least $400 shipped, retailed around $600 without the second hard drive, floppy drive, and CD-RW. I can include the standard Dell keyboard. I don't have an extra mouse, but big deal. Monitor not included.
I do have a really nice Planar 15" LCD monitor that I *might* include for an extra $200, or I might sell it separately if someone else takes the tower. In other words, I won't sell just the monitor.
If anyone has any specific questions or wants any more detailed specs, pm me. The tower looks like any dell tower, so I won't bother with a picture unless you can't live without it. I can take a picture of the monitor if anyone is seriously interested.
Modified by GetCaughtDead at 2:31 PM 2/9/2005
2.5 GHz Intel Celeron processor
256 MB RAM
40 GB primary hard drive
60 GB slave drive installed (93GB total drive space)
DVD drive
16x CD-RW (HP drive, added myself)
3.5" floppy drive (drive and bracket added myself)
Windows XP Professional, MS Office 2003 Professional, and some other software are installed and registered to myself. I believe XP Home is included in the original software bundle.
Looking to get at least $400 shipped, retailed around $600 without the second hard drive, floppy drive, and CD-RW. I can include the standard Dell keyboard. I don't have an extra mouse, but big deal. Monitor not included.
I do have a really nice Planar 15" LCD monitor that I *might* include for an extra $200, or I might sell it separately if someone else takes the tower. In other words, I won't sell just the monitor.
If anyone has any specific questions or wants any more detailed specs, pm me. The tower looks like any dell tower, so I won't bother with a picture unless you can't live without it. I can take a picture of the monitor if anyone is seriously interested.
Modified by GetCaughtDead at 2:31 PM 2/9/2005
I really don't have a bad word to say about the machine. It's fast, and it has never let me down yet. The only reason I'm getting rid of it is that I just bought a sweet laptop and I'm broke as hell!
Also, I added the second hard drive, the cd burner, and the floppy drive (and the stupid bracket I had to buy to make it fit), costing me close to $200 altogether. If anybody would really prefer to not have them, I'll sell the computer without them for $300 shipped, exactly the way it came from the factory.
Modified by GetCaughtDead at 10:16 PM 2/6/2005
Also, I added the second hard drive, the cd burner, and the floppy drive (and the stupid bracket I had to buy to make it fit), costing me close to $200 altogether. If anybody would really prefer to not have them, I'll sell the computer without them for $300 shipped, exactly the way it came from the factory.
Modified by GetCaughtDead at 10:16 PM 2/6/2005
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Now you can get a 2.8 ghz Pentium 4 Dimension 3000 w/ 15inch flat panel 256 mb ram 48x cdrw 40 gig hd for 559 shipped and then a 100$ mail in rebate to make it 459 shipped... ;p
ok, so this one has 300 MHz less (woopie friggin doo), same amount of RAM, a cd burner that may take a whole extra minute to burn a whole cd, an extra 60 GB hard drive, a floppy drive, and a dvd player for $400 shipped.
Most people already have a monitor, so after you sell the half-rate one dell gives you, you might be down to $400, but you still need a dvd drive, a floppy drive, and an extra 60 GB hd (get ready to sink at least $150 into those three), and then you're talking about an equivilant machine.
You can take that deal if you really think it's better.
Most people already have a monitor, so after you sell the half-rate one dell gives you, you might be down to $400, but you still need a dvd drive, a floppy drive, and an extra 60 GB hd (get ready to sink at least $150 into those three), and then you're talking about an equivilant machine.
You can take that deal if you really think it's better.
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