OregonAlex
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DaveNay said:My problem is that by the time I get a new one, the old one is physically broken. I am not really motivated by the upgrade cycle, and therefore my old laptop is worth $0 and not re-saleable.
I will tell you what.. buy a Mac laptop.. after you consider it "physically broken" and worth $0, I will pay you $50 for a $50 profit since it is worth $0 to you. I garantee you I can turn around and sell the pieces for over $500 when I get done parting it out. People on ebay know this.. That is why they will pay good money for a broken Mac. It is a deal for them.
Not so with broken PC laptops??
Here is a "broken" Powerbook 1.0 Ghz which sold for $550. 8 bids on it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Powerbook-G4-1gig-BROKEN_W0QQitemZ5858876397QQcategoryZ14909QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem