Used Computer For Sale
Tony Howard
PC & bits for sale. All are full tested and working.
Mini-Tower Intel P3 Celeron 366MHz processor, with 4.3GB hard Disk, 64MB
RAM, 3.5 FDD, 54 x CD ROM (recently fitted), UK keyboard & mouse. complete
with 56K internal modem, VGA card and 15" monitor (1024 x 768), Windows 98
and Office 97, DirectX 8.1, anti-virus, Adobe Acrobat reader 5, WinZip 8.1
and all latest service packs pre-installed.
Price £275.
I've also got an Acer USB desktop scanner (model 3300U) and an HP DeskJet
printer (656c), both still in their boxes & unused. £99 the pair.
Or take the lot for £350.
Other bits FS:
15" XVGA monitor with tilt/swivel base, VGA cable & UK mains lead, £40.
16 port 10MB/S 10baseT Ethernet hub (can be rack mounted) with mains lead
£35
External 56K voice/data modem (Rockwell chipset) with AC adapter,serial and
telephone cables £25
HP Colorado parallel port tape streamer (takes Travan 8Gb tapes), complete
with mains adapter, parallel cable, 4 tapes and original software. £120
Andy Smith
"Tony Howard" <to...@lancomputing.com> wrote in message
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> I am having a bit of a clear out of stuff given to me and have the
following
> PC & bits for sale. All are full tested and working.
>
> Mini-Tower Intel P3 Celeron 366MHz processor, with 4.3GB hard Disk, 64MB
> RAM, 3.5 FDD, 54 x CD ROM (recently fitted), UK keyboard & mouse.
complete
> with 56K internal modem, VGA card and 15" monitor (1024 x 768), Windows 98
> and Office 97, DirectX 8.1, anti-virus, Adobe Acrobat reader 5, WinZip 8.1
> and all latest service packs pre-installed.
don't like to bitch, but this may be a bit overpriced for here (more like
£100 - £150)- oh - and there is no such thing as a P3 Celeron
Cheers
Andy
A.Lee
> I am having a bit of a clear out of stuff given to me and have the following
> PC & bits for sale. All are full tested and working.
Snipped.
You are never going to get those prices via this group Tony.
You may well get more by selling them on ebay or the local
paper,certainly more than here as nearly everyone is clued up about 2nd
hand prices.
Alan.
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Neil Horlock
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>Tony Howard <to...@lancomputing.com> wrote:
>
>> I am having a bit of a clear out of stuff given to me and have the following
>> PC & bits for sale. All are full tested and working.
>Snipped.
>You are never going to get those prices via this group Tony.
>You may well get more by selling them on ebay or the local
>paper,certainly more than here as nearly everyone is clued up about 2nd
>hand prices.
>Alan.
I'm giving stuff away and people still aren't interested. Keep the
prices high and run the scumbags out of town. (If you want more people
to want to do business here that is).
Snowdon Computers
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Agree with it being way overpriced for in here or anywhere unless it's a
local paper to numpties who don't know how shite a celeron is. (I have just
sold a HP Brio Celeron 466/64/4.2 with 15" FST monitor for £146 which I
bought for cheaper)
However there is such a thing as a P3 Celeron. At least I have seen the
description enough times on many forums and adverts to lead me to believe
there is.
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Dave Baker
>From: "Snowdon Computers" sa...@snowdoncomputers.co.uk
>Date: 20/09/02 07:06 GMT Daylight Time
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As far as Intel are concerned the Celeron is a stand alone chip family and
should never be described in conjunction with PII, PIII etc. Even if you did do
that the PII went up to 450mhz and the PIII started at 500mhz so a 366 chip
could never be part of the PIII family anyway. It's all a bit academic but the
proper description is just Celeron 366.
There's a complete list of chips and the family they fall into on the Intel
site somewhere with intro dates and other info. Right back to the 8088 and
earlier I think. Don't have a link to hand though.
Dave Baker
Puma Race Engines (www.pumaracing.co.uk)
A1 Essex Direct
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> >Subject: Re: Used Computer For Sale> As far as Intel are concerned the
Celeron is a stand alone chip family and
> should never be described in conjunction with PII, PIII etc. Even if you
did do
> that the PII went up to 450mhz and the PIII started at 500mhz so a 366
chip
> could never be part of the PIII family anyway. It's all a bit academic but
the
> proper description is just Celeron 366.
You can get a mobile P3-400
so there
Hamish McDuff
etc.
Nick Hall
>
> Actually, my Celeron shows as a P3 Celeron in dxdiag (dx 8.1), 3d mark 2001
> etc.
That'll be because it's probably got a coppermine core. To be fair, my
celeron 566@850 based server machine has DXDiag see the CPU as an "Intel
Pentium III, 850MHz", but it is DX7.
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