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aldouglas


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hey.

I'm looking to sell my iBook G4.

14" screen version. 60GB, 1GB ram, 1.42ghz, everything is in mint condition, no scratches or anything.

any idea what kind of price i could throw on this thing? a nice fair amount is what i'm looking for. any help would be much appreciated. thanks.
 
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If you put it on eBay, it will easily sell for at least $475. The price can go up to $675. If you want to sell it fast, sell it at $525. You can go to $675 but that should be the max price. Also, what OS does it have 10.4, 10.5?
 
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I think around $500 would be a good price to start with, I don't think you'll have much luck asking anything over $600.
 
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Well according to http://www.mac2sell.net and assuming you live in the US, your ibook is worth:

$440

So I'd start with $450 as the others have said and work your way up from there to say $650 max.
 

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