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[Cpauk]

I have an Acer Aspire 1640 with a Manufacturers Warantee until february 2008. Acer laptops have international warantees so you can contact their branch in Korea if you need to get it fixed. I haven't had one problem with it. I bought it in February 2006 in Canada. I'm planning on backpacking around next year and can't really take it with me. I'm asking 800,000 won or best offer.

I'm selling it with:
*Eddie Bauer Carrying Case
*Webcam
*Headset
*Mouse
*All the necessary plugs to hook it up in Korea.

The laptop has Microsoft Office already installed. (This is a legal copy of Microsoft Office) This includes, power point, excel, word, and publisher. If you're teaching in Korea and you want me to keep all my lesson plans and powerpoint presentations on it we can talk about that as well. I'm leaving March 1st so I can let go of it 2 weeks before I leave.

Some basic specs:
Model # - Aspire 1641WLMi
*80GB HDD
*DVD Dual Double Layer
*512 MB DDR2
*802.11b/g wireless Lan
*Intel Pentium 1.6ghz processor.... it's basically everything you need.

http://www99.shopping.com/xPF-Acer-NTBK-ACER-AS1641WLMI-XPH-CMT-RT~r-1~CLT-INTR~RFR-images.google.ca?convertedToHyphens=true

[crazy_arcade]

oh the temptation....

no comment.

[ChopChaeJoe]

Acer is a terrible brand. You should probably knock 25-50% off that price.

[Cpauk]

I've heard from other people that Acer's are a bad brand, I haven't had a single problem with mine. When I used to sell computers I was told that Acer's are one of the best name brands. They make good machines and that's why Ferrari decided to deal with them. I don't think Ferrari would put their name on a crappy product.

Anyways the price is negotiable, but I'm selling it with a lot of accessories so keep that in mind when you make an offer.