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I have a Dell inspiron mini 9 laptop for sale, it is basically brand new, only been used a handful of times, i have a new laptop now, so it has been sitting on my desk for months.

The laptop is still under dell warranty, comes with everything when bought new, box, software , instructions etc, not a single mark on it.

RRP $550 (only 3 months old) have reciepts

send me a message if you are interested, thanks

Specs:

Intel® AtomTM Processor (1.6GHz, 512KB L2 Cache, 533MHz FSB)

1GB 533MHz DDR2 SDRAM

Intel® 945PM / GS Express Chipset

Intel® Integrated Graphics Media Accelerator 950

Glossy 8.9 inch LED display (1024X600)

16GB configured with a Solid State hard drive.

802.11g mini-card

Bluetooth® Internal (2.0) mini-card

$400 pick up Melbourne

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