IBM X40 laptop type 2386

1.0 Centrino (variable speed processor... runs upto 2gHz)
512 ram
20g Hard drive
Windows XP (legit)
Internal wireless



Really slim profile, barely 1" thick. Great to have as a tuning laptop or to carry around. Weighs less then 2lbs. I simply just dont need it anymore.

Includes charger. Because of the ultra slim profile, it does not have an attached optical drive.... but any information that yod might need can be put on via USB stick or internet.

$250

 

good laptop but i only got 175 u probably won't sell it. let me know if you get tired of waiting i need something for tuning purposes only.

 

If you got another $25, i can get you something for your needs. I also have a Dell C400 which is small like the IBM and also does not have a optical drive with it. Basically the same deal but a Dell rather then a IBM.

 

hmmm... how long does the battery last?

 

What a deal, holy **** someone scoop this up stat.

 

PM'd

 

Ya, thats a hella deal really. Even if the battery is **** you can probly get a reman one on ebay for $50 or less.

 

sale pending


but if you're looking for a inexpensive laptop, feel free to ask me.

 

PMed...

 

X40 is sold, others available.

*note, i am not a business*

 

even if you were... a deal is a deal and we're not jerks about selling stuff.

 

lol.. i just like getting people things they need/want for a good deal. happy people = good


i know of another roadster forum that does not allow the sale on "non miata" items:gay:

 

anything else lying around? I really hate taking my i9300 with me in the car when tuning. It would be awesome to have a computer hide out in the car so I can autotune all the time...

 

i'll check tomorrow at work. Looking for something small or just another laptop to have around?

 

something small would be great. I don't care about optical drives, but a built in wireless would be awesome.

 

the x-series is/was my 'dream' laptops. cept they never found a way to build in an optical drive like the japanese had.. Sony TR3 ftw here. 4 yrs old and still a cool machine...