Hi all,
I was just wondering if you could tell me whether or not I'm picking up a good deal from someone selling their 2007 Macbook Pro.
The specs are:
2.16 Ghz Core 2 Duo
3Gb Ram
320Gb 7200rpm HDD
OSX Leopard
Radeon X1600 128mb
15" Matte Screen
There's (obviously) no warranty left.
From the pictures he's shown, it seems in pretty good condition.
The guy selling will take £590 inc for it but just want to be sure I'm not paying over the odds.
This is the first time I've ever owned a Mac so I don't know if I'm getting a good deal. I really like the look and feel of OS X and would like to adopt it in favour of Windows.
Cheers!
Mark
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Not a good deal in the US. Maybe in the UK. Not sure the pricing there.
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For about £100-200 more, you can get a second hand 13" aluminium Macbook/MBP from eBay in excellent condition, which would be approx 6 months old and better speced. £590 for a second hand low end MBP approaching 3 years old is not a good deal.
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Agreed with budding, i hear these machines had their cpu's get pretty hot
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thats a 2007? I haven't looked it up to be sure, but the specs sure sound like a 2006... maybe the person bought it in 2007?
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that's the case a lot of time.
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That doesn't sound right. It's certainly not a stock machine.
I myself have a late 2007 15" MBP. They're 2.4 GHz standard, with less RAM and memory. They also came with Tiger. It's possible he made these updates himself and didn't have Applecare to cover them.
I think you could find better. -
And you know that some "geniuses" won't accept the laptop if it has been opened by anybody apart from an authorised apple technician.
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Is this a good deal for a used MPB 15" ?
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Markeh, Aug 20, 2009.