FS: Dell M60 with Quadro FX, DVD+RW and more (make an offer)

In December of last year I bought a tiny JVC7310 laptop which I use every day while my Dell Precision M60 sits in its case in my closet. Although I bought it in August of last year, the M60 only has about 3 months of off and on use on it (didn’t have time to do much with it medical school). The laptop is basically in mint condition with no signs of any use. That being said, I want to sell it since I think someone else can use it and I can free up some cash. I have no dire need to sell the machine so make me a reasonable offer and we can talk about it over e-mail.

Relevant Specs:

1. Pentium M 1.6GHz w/ 1Mb Cache
2. Intel 855 PM chipset-equipped motherboard
3. 15.4" Wide-Aspect Ultrasharp WUXGA Display (1920X1200 resolution)
4. 512MB (2 Gigs of RAM max) DDR memory
5. 128MB DDR 4X AGP NVIDIA Quadro FX Go700 video card with TV-Out
6. 40 Gig Ultra ATA 5400RPM Hard Drive
7. 2X DVD+RW Optical Drive
8. 10/100/1000 Integrated Gigabit Ethernet
9. Dell Truemobile 300 Integrated Bluetooth Adapter
10. 56K Modem Internal Integrated
11. Intel Pro Wireless LAN 2100 3B Card -- 802.11b
12. Integrate AC97 Audio
13. Track Stick and Touch Pad (Dual Pointer Device)
14. 9-Cell 72 Whr Smart Lithium Ion Battery
15. AC Adaptor: 90Watts
16. IEEE 1394 4-pin Port: Firewire
17. Dell Expansion Bay Travel Module
18. I/O Ports: 2 USB 2.0 Ports, 9 pin serial, parallel port, Audio Jacks, 15 pin monitor, S-Video for TV-Out, digital audio out, One Type I or One Type II PCMCIA card, D-Bay Connector (with an extra USB connector), Fast IR
19. Integrate Smart Card reader
20. ISV certification for a wide variety of workstation-class software, including MCAD, DCC, AEC and MCAE
21. All CDs, Manuals, documents, and cables included.
22. 3 Years of Dell onsite next business day warranty and Tech Support.
23. Dell Nylon Carrying Case

Of course, you can send me $1900 if you want, but you sure won't get my laptop. =)

$2800*.75? When you buy the M60, you also pay tax since its through business--you can't obtain the laptop any other way (unless you are a reseller). Laptop components do not cycle every six months either (at least since the advent of Centrino). Centrino "workstation" machines these days cost the same as they did almost a year ago except for the CPU price cuts Intel made. Quite frankly, I have no dire need to sell the machine as I said in my original post and especially not for a $1400 loss. I'd rather keep it for a year or two and then donate it to a church with a nice tax write-off since I would still be ahead from practically giving it away. And yes, the remained of the next-business day 3-year warrenty is transferable. If you are still interested, PM me a response.

As for Centrino, Intel has dumped the future Pentium 4's due to its technical inferiority and chosen Centrino (refer to my post in the general forum). Anyway, let me know if I can help you locate a notebook more in your price range than an M60. Maybe a used 5100 might be the place to start. Have a nice day.