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ok guys this is as new very little use, its a top of the range of the 15" laptops

has the lot, its spotless not a scratch on it

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powerbook_al_04.jpg

check the link for more details

heres some actual pics

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http://store.apple.com/133-622/WebObjects/...7.3.1.1.0?54,12

ok its a G4, 1.5mhz cpu

upgraded 768mb ddr SDram not 512mb like u get in the new ones

80 gig hdd 5400-rpm

Slot-loading dvd burner

-15.2 inch (diagonal) TFT widescreen display; 1280 by 854 pixels

-PC Card/CardBus slot, Firewire 800 port, Firewire 400 port, two USB 2.0 ports, audio line in, headphone out

-Lithium-ion battery for up to 5 hours of running time

-Built-in 10/100/1000BASE-T Ethernet and 56K v.92 modem

-Built-in Airport Extreme Card for wireless networking (802.11g)

-Built-in Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR (Enhanced Data Rate)

-Backlit illuminated keyboard and ambient light sensor

-Preinstalled Mac OS X and other bundled software

with a lot of software, michrosoft word, power point, exel, adobe software and more

comes with power cord charger

asking $1900 nearly half price

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