>>>>>$1100 o.n.o
>>>>
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> with a very small drive , does it come with a dvd ?
> enough ram etc etc
The OP is selling his old iMac with
* 800MHz PowerPC G4
* 15" Screen
* 55Gb Hard Drive
* 256MB Ram
* Asking $1100 ono
Compare with brand new Mac Mini
* 40 or 80 GB drive
* 256 MB RAM
* Full Warranty
* Up to $300 less asking price than above iMac.
> wake up to your self ( what about o/s)
* System software - Mac OS X version 10.3 Panther, includes
Classic environment, Mail, iChat AV,
Safari, Sherlock, Address Book, QuickTime,
iSync, iCal
* Bundled Software - iLife 05 (includes iTunes, iPhoto,
iMovie,iDVD and GarageBand), AppleWorks,
Quicken 2005 for Mac, Nanosaur 2, Marble
Blast Gold and Apple Hardware Test
* Full specs:
<http://www.apple.com/macmini/specs.html>

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> > Allow $100 for mouse / keyboard, $300 for a 17" flat panel, and you've
> > got a brand new computer almost twice the speed of this secondhand one.
> >
> > MK.
> with a very small drive ,
Well, comes with 40Gb, and can have 80Gb for slightly extra, which seems
larger than the 55Gb of the offered machine (by my reckoning).
> does it come with a dvd ?
Ah, yes, even a DVD writer if you add money.
> enough ram etc etc
Same RAM as the advertised machine.
> wake up to your self ( what about o/s)
Care to elaborate on that statement?
I might also reiterate that it would be a NEW computer, whereas the
advertised one is second-hand.
MK.
Rod - 21 Feb 2005 08:16 GMT
On 21/2/05 11:21 AM, in article
m.kirkcaldie-D48623.14213721022005@tomahawk.comms.unsw.edu.au, "Matthew
Kirkcaldie" <m.kirkcaldie@removethis.unsw.edu.au> wrote:
>>> Allow $100 for mouse / keyboard, $300 for a 17" flat panel, and you've
>>> got a brand new computer almost twice the speed of this secondhand one.
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>
> MK.
The days of getting good returns on secondhand *consumer* Mac equipment are
gone. We all wanted cheaper prices for new Macs, but still want a fortune
when we want to sell them to upgrade :-)
Jason - 21 Feb 2005 10:02 GMT
> The days of getting good returns on secondhand *consumer* Mac equipment are
> gone. We all wanted cheaper prices for new Macs, but still want a fortune
> when we want to sell them to upgrade :-)
I agree with the first part. But when I bought my new dual G5, I sold my dual G4 (which I
paid $8k for Oct 2001) for US$1200 and paid A$430 freighting it to the states.

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