FS: Asus 1000HE EeePC - $250

[TheGreatSatan]

For Sale.

My beloved Asus 1000HE EeePC.

• 10 inch LED backlit WSVGA screen (1024x600)
• Intel ATOM N280 1.66GHz w/HT (Shows up as 2 cores in Device Manager)
• 2GB DDR2-800 memory
• 160GB HDD
• Windows 7 Home Premium 32-Bit
• Wireless-N
• 1.3 MP webcam
• Supposed 9.5 hour battery (A good 5 hours in W7)
• 3 USB, 1 SD/MMc slot
• Weighs 3.2 lbs (with battery)
• Windows 7 Upgrade disk
• Neoprene case
• Microsoft Office pre-installed (comes with reusable disk)
• Boots in 43 seconds and shuts down in less than 10 seconds

It's the same one I reviewed here. It will come with the carry case, power cord, and battery. I get at least 4 hours per charge, but usually about 5.

I also have the Super battery for it too. Since it's not an Asus battery, I get a message saying it's no good, but still charging.....?

It came preloaded with XP and you will get all the disks that came with it, but I have since installed Windows 7 Home Premium 32-Bit. You will get the Upgrade disk I used for that too.

I would rather have this laptop in the hands of a fellow forum member than some random schmuck on ebay.

Cost is $250 for everything. New netbooks with half the RAM and worse batteries cost more. I'm only selling because I'm getting a new 11.5 inch Alienware and really don't need two laptop computers.

[mDust]

That, sir, is one hell of a deal. If I didn't have a crappier 12" netbook I'd buy that from you so fast...

[Zephik]

Yea, that's a pretty slick deal! It's pretty hard to find netbooks for under $300, but even when you do, this one is quite a bit better than those.

[TheGreatSatan]

I think I paid $380-ish for this when it came out

[TheGreatSatan]

SOLD for $250. Thanks for looking

[mDust]

SOLD for $250. Thanks for looking

You're welcome! I guarantee you made someone's day with that sale.

[Zephik]

Nice! Someone just saved about $100 compared to what it would currently cost for a similar setup.

[mDust]

Nice! Someone just saved about $100 compared to what it would currently cost for a similar setup.

Easily more than that. The extra copy of Windows 7 is worth about $100 by itself, plus an upgraded battery, and a carrying case! And the netbook by itself retails for $350-400 I think. If I needed another netbook, I'd have snatched this up 30 seconds after I read the post.

One question: did it end up going to a random schmuck?

[TheGreatSatan]

Nope. Another forum

[burntheland]

DANG! too slow on the draw! I needed a designated PC for my workshop so I can pull up CAD files. Better luck next time. :S