I have this mac for 2 years now and im planning on selling it to take care of my tuition. I have every thing with all the accessories except the box. I have the remote control for it too, i will give it all to you if i can find it hehe. My price is 750 OBO !

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Nice computer! ALl I have is 400$! TO many bills I cant afford more. Let me know if your interested.

 

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Still available for those who wants it, the price is negotiable

 

I would offer $350 + shipping as well. Sorry dude, but due to processor speeds and technologies computers depreciate roughly 1% per week , it sucks. If you wan't to sell it, let me know. But honest truth, I would keep it. GLWS nonetheless.

 

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If you're really trying to get the most money out of your laptop, sell it on ebay...average selling price is over $600. But I agree with the rest, I wouldn't pay that much for dated tech. GL

 

You'd rather pay 1200 or more for current tech? there is a 2.13 airbook refurb for 1100. So 750 obo isnt to bad. As long as you have snow leopard your current. you can run mac apps on snow leopard FYI

Good luck with sale!

 

Yes for this particular item it is too high. A Mac is a premium purchase however you look at it. When you are prepared to spend $750 on an item whose tech specs are dated/battery has been used, you are knowingly paying a premium on a used item. A similarly spec'd laptop would never sell that high. That being said, if you are one to make a premium purchase on a laptop, then yes I would rather pay $1300 for something that is current, and keep the item. As it stands an 11" macbook air is $999 and a 13" air is $1299 both with updated hardware. So I would agree with others and say, keep it, or sell it for a min of 50% loss.

And comparing a 2.13ghz core 2 duo to a 1.6ghz core 2 duo is not apple to apple (no pun intended). The 2.13 has a 128gb SSD and an nvidia 9400M 256GB ddr3. The RAM is also ddr3 with a mobo bus speed of 1066ghz, compared to the 800mhz bus speed of previous gens if im not mistaken. In that case, yeah 1100 is the better choice considering what you are getting and the direction current tech is going (dropping hdd for ssd = better battery life and less consumption with minimal failure and virtually no noise). That plus you wont be using on board graphics and sharing cpu load and memory.

Bottom line, when you get a mac, you should pay the premium and not expect it back, because theyre meant to be kept and used for years. That and they put out a new model every year.