Selling my Fujitsu P2120 laptop

**Adrian-S** · 08-18-2005, 06:34 PM

Well, the time has come where I'm not using my personal laptop P2120 as much as I'd like (using work-provided laptop), and I'm ready to sell it.

Here are the specs:
Fujitsu P2120
Windows XP Home
3.4lb
10.6" wide x 7" deep x 1.6" high (compact)
933mhz Transmeta Crusoe processor
512mb ram
40gb HD
1.44 floppy drive (swappable with DVD/CDRW)
DVD/CDRW (swappable with floppy)
Standard battery
Extended battery
monitor out
s-video out
audio out
built-in 56k modem
built-in wi-fi 802.11b wireless with on/off switch
built-in ethernet
1 pcmcia slot
2 usb 2.0 ports
stereo speakers
firewire port
Vasola neoprene case
No scratches, dings, etc.
Power supply

It's reset to factory defaults, and ready for a new home. If you're interested, I'm selling it for $850 plus shipping (originally was $1,500 w/o upgrades). The system is awesome on battery life, it's been a great companion.

Thanks

-adrian

**xdjxklusivex** · 08-18-2005, 07:28 PM

DAMNNNNNNNNNNN I WANT THIS but im broke :-( lol

**Rafster** · 08-18-2005, 11:07 PM

Not a bad deal...

Is there anything on my Sale thread (Check my Sig) that you want to trade for?

I have a really nice PDA that has Wifi and GPS...

I could throw that in, + something else if you want.

Peace,

Rafster

**786mine** · 08-19-2005, 01:10 AM

Dibs! PM sent.

**Adrian-S** · 08-19-2005, 01:21 AM

Originally Posted by 786mine

Dibs! PM sent.

PM reply sent! cheers!

**786mine** · 08-19-2005, 03:26 AM

Originally Posted by Adrian-S

PM reply sent! cheers!

PM sent, dibs withdrawn. Good luck selling it.

**Rafster** · 08-19-2005, 03:31 AM

Originally Posted by 786mine

PM sent, dibs withdrawn. Good luck selling it.

Any particular reason why you withdrew?

Peace,

Rafster

**786mine** · 08-19-2005, 04:14 AM

Nothing in particular, I thought that the laptop would be as fast as a pentium M, but its about equal to a PIII 800MHz. I am looking for something over the 1GHz range. it's a good piece of machine no doubt, but it does not meet my requirements.

**Adrian-S** · 08-19-2005, 07:46 AM

I agree on the speed, it isn't the fastest thing out there, but it wasn't meant to be. The size is awesome and the screen is perfect (nice wide-screen for such a small size). Pixels are 1280 wide by 768 tall, 10.75" diagonal in size.

I'm not sure how easily you can tell the size from the pictures, but if you put two loose cd's side-by-side on top of it, the laptop is only about an inch wider, and about two inches deeper.

The size, battery life, and screen resolution are the three biggies with the machine (it isn't the fastest in the world, but size and battery life make up for it).

I just pulled it up with the standard battery showing 90%, estimated life is 2hr 47min at the lowest brightness, and 1hr 51min at the brightest.

With the extended battery showing 92%, estimated life is 5hr 38min at the lowest brightness, 4hr 5min at the brightest.

Not many laptops with such good battery life - the crusoe processor really helps there.

Hope this helps!