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Used Macbooks for Christmas

npetrik — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 02:11:13 +0000

The Christmas season is upon us! Perhaps you or a loved one has had their eye on a Macbook this Holiday but don't want to spend full retail on a new one.

Buying a used Macbook may just be the solution you are looking for. You can find some great deals year round and especially around the Holidays as people buy new Macbooks and are wanting to sell their Macbook for cheap.

One of the best places to pick up a used Macbook is on eBay. You can find cheap Macbooks on sale all the time and purchase with confidence.

Looking for a cheap Aluminum 13" Macbook pro? How about a cheap Macbook Pro? Perhaps you want the portability of a Macbook Air or go all out and get a cheap 17" Macbook? Below are just a sample of the great deals you can find on eBay for cheap used Macbooks this Holiday season.

133 MacBook Dual Boot and MS 2008
US $650.01

Macbook 13 Intel Core 2 Duo Processor White
US $700.00

MacBook Unibody 24Ghz 4GB 500GB5400RPM
US $810.00

Black MacBook 13 24GHz 250GB 2GB WINDOWS 7 ULTIMATE
US $600.00

Apple MacBook Aluminum 133 24GHz 250GB 2GB
US $850.00

Apple Macbook MB403BA 133 24GHz 160GB 2GB
US $585.00

Apple MacBook MB466LL A 1332GHz160GB2GB READ
US $202.50

Apple MacBook Z0FV 133 24GHz 128GB Solid State
US $790.00

STUNNING Apple MacBook 20 GHz Core 2 Duo Windows 7
US $599.99

Buying a cheap Macbook on eBay

npetrik — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 01:37:00 +0000

Shopping on eBay can be exciting, fun and for the new shopper sometimes intimidating. If your in the market for a cheap Macbook for sale then be sure to check out this interesting article "Buying a cheap Macbook on eBay" that Macbook Watch published on ezine articles.

Upgrade the Hard Drive on your Unibody Aluminum Macbook

npetrik — Sat, 02 May 2009 03:49:06 +0000

If you are deciding to buy a new Aluminum Unibody Macbook or perhaps you found a cheap Macbook for sale here, one great way to save money is to install a larger hard drive yourself. It is easier then you think. Apple has detailed directions on pages 38-41 in the Users Guide and is a great read for anyone wanting to replace the hard drive on the Macbook.

The drive itself is located in the compartment on the bottom of the Macbook next to the battery. Replacing it requires removing one anchor screw and is not a concern. The process is easy enough that any mildly experienced user can purchase and upgrade a hard drive without risking the system itself.

1TB SATA Notebook Laptop Hard Drive MacBook Pro 1 TB
US $114.95

Apple Macbook 13 inch 2GB RAM 60GB Hard Drive 2GHz
US $404.00

Hard drive for Macbook 13 w Leopard 1055 installed
US $8.00

APPLE MACBOOK 15 HARD DRIVE IR FLEX CABLE 922 8045
US $9.99

500GB hard drive for Apple Macbook 13 15 17 mac mini
US $.99

MacBook Pro 13 250Gb HardDrive MC374LL
US $950.00

Apple Macbook Pro A1226 Hard Drive Connector
US $9.99

Hitachi internal 250MB Hard drive for Macbook Pro
US $12.50

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npetrik — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 01:50:56 +0000

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Buying a used Macbook

npetrik — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 23:03:25 +0000

There is no way around it, Apple Macbooks are Expensive! Even with the nifty features, in today's tough economic times it is hard to not only come up with the money to purchase one but also to get yourself to buy one.

The laptop is an excellent piece of technology don't get me wrong but the price point Apple puts on their Macbook, Macbook Pro and Macbook Air is difficult for some people to afford.

If that is the case, then buying a used Macbook makes good sense. Think of it as buying a new car. As soon as you drive it off the lot it depreciates and for every day you own it it depreciates even more. If you were to buy a brand new Macbook and tried to sell it in the parking lot ( still in the box unopened ) I guarantee you would not get what you just paid for it 10 minutes ago.

A MacBook is a great investment though as they do tend to hold their value more then other comparable PC's.

JNickles at MySuperChargedLife.com has a great post on his experience buying a used Macbook on Craigslist
read about it here

more below

MacBook 13 20 GHz Core 2 Duo 1GB RAM 80GB HD Combo Dr
US $550.00

Apple Macbook A118A 22GHZ 3GB RAM 160 GB HD Leopard
US $405.00

Apple MacBook Pro 216 Core 2 Duo Upgraded MA609LL A
US $750.00

APPLE MACBOOK PRO 17 216 GHz 2 GB RAM 120 GB HD
US $311.00

Apple MacBook Aluminum 133 24GHz 250GB 2GB
US $850.00

Apple MacBook Pro MB991LL A 133 253GHz 250GB
US $835.00

Awesome 13 Macbook Pro 24 Ghz Impeccable
US $1,299.00

13 Apple Macbook 24ghz Core 2 Duo 2GB RAM 160GB
US $549.00

��Apple Macbook Pro 15 21Ghz DDR2 320G Great Shape
US $640.01