where can u buy used or refurbished laptops in Baltimore,Md?

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1. Aloha Guy says:

   August 27, 2009 at 7:21 pm

   There are PLENTY of Notebook PC/Laptop Sellers on your local http://www.CRAIGSLIST.com See the 2nd or 3 column from the left, then drop down to 2nd major heading entitled "FOR SALE" and then 6th line down called "COMPUTERS."

   See Words of Advice or Lessons Learned Experience if buying locally, Always test your Notebook PC and give it a good test drive before handing over the money. You might want to open the CONTROL PANEL and check the hardware devices to see whether there are Yellow Exclamation Marks or even pay extra or select different Seller strictly bec they offer 30 to 90 day warranty repair.

   Also (1) if planning to use it for college in view of lecture halls and carrying a Notebook PC around all-day, 14" or 15" size works best; (2) MEMORY at a minimum you want is 512MB and 1GB is better and 2GB even nicer. I paid over $1000 for my 1st Gateway Pentium IV Notebook and for the longest tiime was unhappy bec I never realized 256MB was reason why so slow on internet. Luckily I found the compatible 256MB to upgrade. (3) Size of BATTERY can be key esp when taking to lecture classes etc or in bookstore/library. (4) Wireless WiFi Internal Card is absolute must (5) Get the biggest Hard Disk you can afford and don’t settle for anything smaller than 60GB. (6) CPU if buying new Intel Duo Core should be fast enough but if buying used, then I would recommend Penitum M Centrino as your minimum and never waste your money on Pentium III no matter how cheap bec you will be disappointed buying something worthless that might give you trouble trying to unload…

   Hope the Above Info Helps!