Id first like to thank the community and notebookforums for having a topic devoted to pricing.
Now on to it!
I have a Dell inspiration 9300 2 years and counting that just got a face lift from the complete coverage warranty. Everything is new or "refurbished" on this laptop except the processor and the keyboard.
No scratches what so ever!
114 days of complete in home care left
Specs:
Pentium M Dothan, 1.86GHZ,
1Gb of Ram
Nvidia 6800 go 256mb GFX Card
Liquid Crystal Display, 17, WideUltra Extended Graphics Array
80GB HDD
Internal wireless network card A/B/G
Dvd RW burner
No battery. Fried about a year ago.
Do yall think if i get a battery and sell it with a battery it will increase price by a "significant" margin, as well as make the buyer more likely to buy it because it actually has a battery?
I figure if i try to sell it without a battery a potential customer will try and "wheel and deal" with me cause it doesn't have a operational battery
Thanks a lot everyone.
Now on to it!
I have a Dell inspiration 9300 2 years and counting that just got a face lift from the complete coverage warranty. Everything is new or "refurbished" on this laptop except the processor and the keyboard.
No scratches what so ever!
114 days of complete in home care left
Specs:
Pentium M Dothan, 1.86GHZ,
1Gb of Ram
Nvidia 6800 go 256mb GFX Card
Liquid Crystal Display, 17, WideUltra Extended Graphics Array
80GB HDD
Internal wireless network card A/B/G
Dvd RW burner
No battery. Fried about a year ago.
Do yall think if i get a battery and sell it with a battery it will increase price by a "significant" margin, as well as make the buyer more likely to buy it because it actually has a battery?
I figure if i try to sell it without a battery a potential customer will try and "wheel and deal" with me cause it doesn't have a operational battery
Thanks a lot everyone.
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