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D-Link ADSL Router (DSL-504T) (Bangkok) THB800

  • Country: Thailand
  • Listed: September 7, 2011 1:31 pm
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D-Link ADSL Router (DSL-504T) Four Ports (Ethernet Switch) NAT Fire Wall Speed: 10/100Mbps Condition: Almost New (In original box) Location: Bangkok it’s NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

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D-Link ADSL Router (DSL-504T) (Bangkok) THB800

Then ,you finally find some cheap used laptop prices, between $200 and $400, or an ad for laptops in the UK less than 100 pounds. Sounds a lot better on the face of it, but I just did some Internet shopping and lets see what I came up with. The “Special” on one of the Internet’s top sites was a 650 MHz HP notebook Pentium III with Windows 98. They were selling it for $329 before shipping and handling. That’s eight year old technology! No wireless, an 18 GB hard drive (cheap new notebooks ship with 60 GB hard drives, three times the capacity), and while I like Windows 98, Windows XP is required for all manner of new software.

Like most people, you probably dream of the newest, hottest thing on the market—maybe a Macbook Air or Dell’s new Studio Hybrid? No. Instead, check out some of the best computers from last year or earlier this year. These are the laptops you should choose from in the used market—and generally, they’ll perform the same tasks that this year’s models do. As an added bonus, you can try to find a computer from 2007 with Windows XP installed instead of Vista!

Buy a laptop that has its original “recovery CD”. What some sellers do is wipe the drive and put Linux on it because they lost the original Windows disc, i.e. “recovery CD”. This sucks because in reality Windows may run best on that laptop over Linux (due to proprietary hardware with proprietary drivers). The first thing you should do with any used laptop is immediately do a “slow” format of the hard drive (this will mark any bad sectors) then pop in the recovery disc and install the provided Windows OS. If you like it, stick with it. If not, wipe it out and put on Linux.

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