[Cube] Potential Cube sale

[Donald Schwab]

Did you sell it, or go to the 'bay??

I'd say with your upgrades, incl ram and vid card, a bit low, $800 
would seem a pleasant price for both buyer and seller.

However, I may merely be justifying my May 2004 purchase of a more 
box-stock Cube for $600.

But why are you selling such a marvelous machine?  In an office filled 
with 3.0 ghz Wintel machines with 1 to 2 GB Ram, I find myself 
strangely drawn to a cube with a 450 gHz and 1.25 mb ram!


On Dec 6, 2004, at 1:07 AM, retrophisch at mac.com wrote:

> Cubists,
>
> I may be selling my Cube shortly, but I honestly have no idea what to
> price it at. I thought I would entertain offers and suggestions from 
> the
> list. Here's what I have:
>
> Cube 450 MHz
> 1.5 GB of RAM
> 60 GB internal hard drive, Apple-branded (not sure off-hand who the OEM
> is)
> DVD-ROM slot drive
> GeForce2 MX TwinView video card, with 1 ADC and 1 VGA port, 64 MB of
> VRAM
> Original keyboard, mouse, power supply, speakers, and manuals
>
> This unit was originally purchased from Circuit City when they were
> clearing out their floor models, so there is no original box for it. 
> The
> Cube has had one owner, and has spent its days on my desk, only moving
> to be upgraded, and when we moved from one house to our current one.
> It's in excellent condition over all.
>
> I was thinking (hoping?) for $600.
>
> I also have a 15-inch Apple Studio Display I am considering adding to
> the Cube, but I kind of like my dual-display set up right now, and the
> offer would have to be really good to tempt me to give it up.
>
> Thanks for your assistance!!
>
> chris
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