* Dell Inspiron 600m laptop/notebook computer 1.6 GHz
* Compaq R3000/R3200 notebook/laptop computer 2.8 GHz P4
In addition to the trade paperbacks I listed before, I've recently added 4 more, all starting at $4.99!!! Here's the total list, so far:
* Universe X trade paperback vol. 1 - $5 tpb, Alex Ross
* X-Men: Dream's End trade paperback - $5 tpb
* Ultimate Fantastic Four trade paperback v2 DOOM- $5 tpb
* Ultimate Spider-man trade paperback v10 Hollywood $5 tp
* Empire trade paperback - $5 tpb Mark Waid, Kitson
* Son of Superman Elseworlds trade paperback - $5 tpb
More to come, later.
For the complete list of my latest available auctions, check the ebaY link in the sidebar or click here.
Good luck!
EDIT: I forgot to mention that the laptops come crammed with software including Microsoft Excel, Word, and others. I'll try to amend the auction pages, today.
EDIT: I forgot to mention that the laptops come crammed with software including Microsoft Excel, Word, and others. I'll try to amend the auction pages, today.
2 comments:
Well Wes, there is a reason I pick “Black Adam” as opposed to “Sivana”. I need a lap top, but I have no Idea what all the tech jargon is. I looked at the Dell, so I have to ask you so Laymen’s questions here:
Does it have word, excel and publisher (Publisher is not as important)?
Can I hook it up to the internet? (I have cable internet)
With the memory, could I add a program like my Bible software (Pradis)?
Hit me up!
Hey!
To answer your questions:
re: "Does it have word, excel and publisher (Publisher is not important)?"
Actually, it does have Word and Excel pre-installed. I forgot to mention that in the auction. I'll have to add that.
re: "Can I hook it up to the internet?"
Definitely. It can connect to the internet via dial-up, cable/high-speed, and/or wirelessly.
re: "With the memory, could I add a program like my Bible software (Pradis)?"
Short answer - probably.
Long answer - I'm not familiar with that software, so I looked it up. Apparently, there are a number of Bible-themed programs, named Pradis, from that company. I didn't see any system requirements from them, but this system is just over a year old and has a decent amount of memory, so I think you'll probably be fine. To be absolutely sure, you'd want to look at your software requirements (or you could tell me about the computer you currently use with Pradis; if it's comparable to or less-advanced than this one, that would suggest that the Dell would work just fine).
-West
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