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Hi Everyone I am moving to the new location. I want to sell it off and it is a best offer. Kindly do call me at 66891887242. We dont deliver the item. Our Location Detail, BTS WongWianYai and further more around 5 – 6 bus stop. Monitor in excellent condition. LCD Monitor and it is 14 inch Specs are Intel R Pentium 4 256 RAM 512 Memory Stick CD RW The most suitable will be the Window OC 2011 which is similar to Window Xp. I didnt intsall any program software and the computer driver too but i do have a computer driver. Thanks for looking. Sandra Location: BTS WongWianYai it’s ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

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Desktop Computer with keyboard/mouse (BTS WongWianYai) THB4500

It is important to check the laptop and learn if you can upgrade any components especially networking capabilities. While it may be ideal to have the newest and best technology, sometimes budgets don’t allow for that. Finding a previously owned laptop that will meet your requirements can take time, but the time will be worth finding the laptop that can function best for you.
You should be aware that there are differences between “used” and “refurbished” laptops. It is preferable to get a refurbished laptop as you are less likely to have problems and will have some recourse if you do run into problems.

One of the most expensive things to replace on a laptop is the screen. Check for any purple or pink discoloration, and if you find any, send the computer back. It’s not worth the hassle or cost of repairs.

Check all plugs, sockets, and wireless connections like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Many of these are attached to the motherboard, which is costly to replace. If one USB port is broken and you can live with the other three, then do it. If the headphone jack is broken but you have Bluetooth headphones anyway, then rejoice.

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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