Used Notebooks Computers

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546 Route 73 N.
West Berlin, NJ 08091
(856) 753-4188
(419) 858-1416 (Fax)
sales@webstow.com

Only $15
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a Notebook

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Online: Order Form Telephone: 856-753-4188

**Included with Purchase**
Unless otherwise noted, all Notebook Computers include an AC Power Adapter/Charger with a Power Cord, (2) PCMCIA Slots, a Floppy Drive, and a Battery Sold "As Is" (may NOT hold a charge). Manuals Not Included.
**Returns**
There is a 15% Re-Stocking Fee for Any Cancelled Orders or Returned Merchandise.
**Warranty**
All Preowned Equipment is sold with a 30 day warranty for the hardware.
(Batteries, which may not hold a charge, and Software have No Warranty)
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Quantity and Reseller Discounts are available.

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A single notebook computer properly packaged will weigh about 11 pounds and cost $15 to ship in the United States.
Faster shipping is available if requested.

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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

What does Swappable mean
Swappable means that The Notebook will come with a CD-ROM Drive and a Floppy Drive. However, only one of the drives can be used in the Internal Drive Bay at a time. In order to change Drives, the drive currently using the drive bay must be physically removed (Swapped Out) and the other drive installed, while the unit is turned off.

How old are these Notebooks and Where do they come from?
We can not say how old they are because we don't know who the original owners were or when they bought them. And most Notebooks do not have Dates on them. We buy these notebook computers from brokers who have purchased them in large lots from companies that are upgrading or liquidating their equipment or selling off lease equipment. Generally, the notebooks are pulled from a working environment and are usually not factory refurbished units.

What is the difference in the types of Displays available?
Active Matrix (also known as TFT) is the best type of display that is made. If you are very fussy about your display, you should get this type. HPA (High Performance Addressing) is the next best. It was designed by IBM. Dual Scan is the third best option. The quality of Dual Scan varies greatly. Some are acceptable, and some are not. Dual Scan is the least expensive option.
An active-matrix display is considered better than a dual-scan one because it is brighter, is easier to view at side angles and minimizes the so-called ghosting effect when the cursor moves across the screen. A TFT display will cost more.

How do the different display sizes relate to resolution?
As a general rule:
Displays at 10.5 inches or less run at VGA resolution which is 600 x 480.
Displays at 11 to 12 inches run at SVGA resolution which is 800 x 600.
Displays at 13 to 14 inches run at XGA resolution which is 1024 x 768.

How do I load software onto a Notebook Computer that does not have a CDROM?
There are basically (3) ways to do this.

Acquire the floppy disk version of the software that you want to install. This is usually available from the software company at no additional cost.
Purchase a LapLink Cable (about $10). Then using the parallel ports on your notebook computer and a workstation, connect the two computers. For DOS, you can use INTERLNK.exe and INTERSVR.exe. For Windows 95, you can use Direct Cable Connection (which comes with Windows 95) and share the workstation's CD-ROM.
Purchase an external portable CD-ROM Drive.

What is the difference between Laptops and Notebooks?
Today, they are virtually the same. With earlier generations, Laptops were smaller and lighter in weight than Notebooks.

How long should a battery charge last?
Healthy batteries will usually last about 2 hours. As they get older, they will not last as long.

What is the difference in Batteries?

Lithium-Ion are the newest and most desirable. Lithium-Ion batteries can store more energy than their nickel metal hydride counterparts and thus tend to last longer.
Nickel-Metal Hydride - Second choice but expensive.
Nickel-Cadmium (Ni-Cad) - Must be run down completely before recharging to keep them healthy.
TIP: For longest life, you should cycle all batteries once a month regardless of type, particularly if you are connected to AC most of the time.

How do I know if a notebook computer is Internet Ready?
Here is what we recommend for surfing the Internet today at top speed:
You will need a modem.
If you are using a notebook computer, then make sure that it has an open PCMCIA slot to install a PCMCIA modem.
Make sure you have a 486, Pentium, or better laptop with at least 16mb RAM and running Windows 95.
Your speed on the Internet will depend heavily on your modem speed so get the fastest that you can afford.

Are there degrees of "Wear and Tear" on used notebooks? How do I tell what is good, better, and best?
The condition of Notebooks are rated by used Notebook Dealers as:
"A" = Excellent, no major cosmetic defects, functioning 100%
"B" = Good , some minor cracks, scratches, and cosmetic defects but functioning 100%
"C" = Poor, serious cosmetic defects and only good for parts.
All of the notebooks sold here are "A" condition unless otherwise indicated.

How can I purchase a Used Notebook Computer with confidence that I will not get ripped off?
First: You can check out the Owner's Profile.
Second: If you purchase with a Credit Card, you will have some protection with your credit card company.
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